For many people, driving represents far more than simply getting from A to B. It represents freedom. Independence. Routine. Confidence. Identity. It is the ability to visit family when you want, pop into town without planning ahead, meet friends for coffee, collect prescriptions, do the shopping, or simply go out for a drive to clear your head. That is why the moment someone begins to question whether they can continue driving can feel surprisingly emotional.

This June, Carers Week 2026 shines a light on the incredible contribution unpaid carers make to families, communities, and society as a whole. The national campaign runs from 8th–14th June and this year’s theme is “Building Carer Friendly Communities.”

When the person you love starts to struggle with their mobility, it changes things. Not dramatically overnight in most cases, but gradually, quietly, in ways that can be hard to put into words.

AT relief on mobility and disability equipment matters so much, and why, at Fen Mobility Centre, we want every customer to fully understand what they're entitled to before they spend a penny. This guide explains everything you need to know. What VAT relief is, who qualifies, what products are included, and how the process actually works in practice. No jargon. No small print. Just clear, honest information.

At Fen Mobility Centre, we understand how important that question is. That’s why we’re proud to say that our accessible toilet has been officially recognised as stoma-friendly by Colostomy UK.

And why Lancaster Way Business Park makes it even better When people think about visiting a mobility showroom, they often see it as something to tick off a list. Get what you need. Head home. But a trip to Fen Mobility Centre is a little different. Not just because of what you’ll find inside, but because of where we’re based and what surrounds us.

Living close to Newmarket Racecourse means having one of the UK’s most well-known days out right on your doorstep. Whether it’s a quiet afternoon meeting or a bigger race day, it’s something many people look forward to. But if you or a family member use a wheelchair or have limited mobility, it’s completely natural to wonder how easy the day will be.