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Exercise - it might save your life

The modern day lifestyle is largely sedentary, so exercise is more important now than ever

Andie Vowles is a Deaf personal trainer and will be providing some advice and guidance to help you get fit and stay healthy

A Deaf family man, Adam decided to give MMA cage fighting a go, he hasn't looked back since

New Year's Resolutions are a great way to get inspired - but in the UK we dont carry through our good intentions!

Gloucester based John Gapp has enjoyed a lifetime of entertaining audiences all over the world. We think he's just magic!

An introductory guide to fitness and some simple exercises by personal trainer Andie Vowles

Finding difficulty in wearing my favourite clothes, I decided on a tough fitness programme, but early signs are wonderful

Working with partners, Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education have produced resources which people can use to learn some BSL

As Part of BSL Celebration week, the Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education invited role models to present to the students

Jaguar's Design Director, Ian Callum, fulfils a boyhood dream to re-engineer the classic Mark II

The first UK Charity to win a Graham-Pelting Consulting funding award

Exercise is essential to healthy life, but it doesn't have to be gym work

Collaboration with Deaf Academy results in Deaf accessible show

Deaf Rugby Event seeks to highlight opportunities for all deaf children

Accessible Theatre provides lovely family entertainment