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Navigating the world with a mobility scooter can be a liberating experience. But just like any vehicle, your scooter requires regular maintenance and occasional repairs to keep it running smoothly.

Mobility scooters have transformed the lives of millions, offering independence and ease of movement to those with mobility challenges. But with so many options on the market, the question arises:

Facing the reality of mobility limitations is a tall order. The onset or progression of mobility challenges can bring a storm of emotions. Feelings of sadness, anger, and grief are

As a carer, you have immense responsibility over the life of someone with mobility issues and many challenges as a result. However, there are a wide variety of living aids

Living with a disability doesn’t have to equate to a sedentary lifestyle. Keeping an active routine is not only possible but also vitally important for both mental and physical well-being,

The bathroom can present many problems if you struggle with mobility. Everyday activities like bathing can pose significant challenges to the elderly and those with painful joint problems such as

When you’re embarking on a trip in the car, transporting your mobility aid shouldn’t be a roadblock. This blog is here to guide you every step of the way, from

Losing your mobility can be a daunting experience. It can make you feel dependent on others and can make it challenging to go about your daily activities. However, there are

Being a wheelchair user can be challenging, both physically and mentally. People who use wheelchairs may feel like they’re not in control of their lives, or that they’re different from

Last week, the government announced that we are now free to meet up with up to six people from outside our homes, providing we keep to the social distancing rules.

Peterborough has grown considerably since The Mobility Aids Centre first opened. It has truly become a bustling and sprawling city, with the likes of the Hamptons expanding the city’s boundaries

Travelling with mobility concerns? You are not alone. In the UK, 20% of the working-age population, that’s 8 million people, have a reported disability. How well do you think the

Recently, at The Mobility Aids Centre, we have helped a local Peterborough Vietnam war veteran. Hurley Whitehurst, aged 77, now has a substantially improved prospect of life all thanks to

The Blue Badge Scheme was introduced in April 2000 to help people with mobility difficulty gain improved accessibility in and around local areas. The Mobility Aids Centre has put together

Our homes are our sanctuary and should provide us with the warmth, safety and enjoyment that we all deserve. Whether you live alone or have a home that resembles a

January can be a difficult month to get through. Suffering from overindulgence, a dent to the bank account, and faced with cold, dreary weather marking the finale of Christmas festivities,

Walking sticks are really important to help you build confidence to be mobile without the aid of someone else.  If you rely heavily on a walking stick, we completely understand

Sleeping is very important for your health; However, we understand that when there is a restriction or discomfort with mobility, it can be a real challenge to get in and

At The Mobility Aids Centre, we comprehend how busy this time of year is as Christmas draws closer. Therefore, you are probably going to be out and about more on

Having a wheelchair can mean you need to be able to rely on it at all times, especially if you use it every day. Wheelchair maintenance is so important as