Scottish Disability Sport

Paul Noble MBE, five times Paralympian and Chairman of Disability Sport Fife, has conscientiously kept and updated the Scottish swimming records now for almost two decades.

While many people around the world marked 200 days to go until the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Scotland’s Gordon Reid and Kevin Simpson showcased their skills in a wheelchair tennis demonstration at Great Britain 's Davis Cup tie at Braehead Arena.
 

Scottish Disability Sport is looking for a specialist in finance and accountancy to join its Board as a Finance Director.

EIGHTY-NINE of the best Para-badminton players in the UK will converge on Scotstoun Leisure Centre in Glasgow from February 17-19 for the Scottish 4 Nations Para-badminton Championships.

Jessica Tuomela is a totally blind athlete and has recently changed sports, from swimming to triathlon. 

A new exciting SDS Regional Coach Support Programme was launched recently in the Central Area. 

As we celebrate tomorrow 200 days to go to the start of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, the BPA are marking this occasion by offering all retired British Paralympians’ two free tickets to the Games.

To mark 200 days to go until the start of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is launching a new-look website on Monday 13 February and is giving visitors to it and Paralympians the chance to take part in August’s Paralympic Torch Relay.
 

An emotive documentary about blind and visually impaired golfers created by Honours year students from the University of Stirling has won a Royal Television Society (RTS) Student Award.