Disabled Access Day in 2021 and beyond!
We’re not running a Disabled Access Day event in 2021 due to the ongoing Covid situation.
Take part in the Access Survey
Join hundreds of other people across the UK by sharing your views on disabled access in the 2019 Access Survey run by Euan’s Guide and Disabled Access Day.
Disabled Access Day 2019 Report
Thank you for your interest and involvement in Disabled Access Day 2019! We've put together a report with our highlights of Disabled Access Day 2019. The next Disabled Access Day will take place in 2021.
Celebrating #AccessDay 2019 in London!
Tina, a Euan's Guide Ambassador and Tour Guide, celebrated Disabled Access Day at four top London attractions! Here is her #AccessDay story:
A Sporty side to to Disabled Access Day!
Zoe went to sportscotland National Sports Training Centre at Inverclyde to see what the UK's first inclusive residential sports training facility has to offer. Here is her #AccessDay story:
Take the #AccessDay 2019 Survey!
The #AccessDay Survey is your chance to have your say. What did you like about Disabled Access Day? What would you like to see change for #AccessDay 2021?
Review your #AccessDay!
We hope you had a great Disabled Access Day this year! We want to know what you liked and didn't like about the day.
Fiona and Kerry tell us why they love #AccessDay!
In this guest blog for Habinteg, the charity that provides and promotes accessible homes and neighbourhoods, Fiona Anderson and Kerry Thompson share their thoughts on #AccessDay.
Hovertravel is taking part in Disabled Access Day
Hovertravel and HoverCare are taking part in the award-winning awareness day on Saturday 16th March 2019! The HoverCare scheme operates year-round to make it easier for disabled people and their companions to cross the Solent by hovercraft.
Marketing your Accessibility and welcoming disabled visitors
Access Survey 2018 results are now out! With 87% of people saying they are ‘very likely’ to return to a venue with good accessibility - what are you doing to let people know that you’re an accessible venue?
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