And we have lift off!
It's officially Disabled Access Day 2017!
The Mayor of London welcomes Disabled Access Day
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, welcomes Disabled Access Day 2017.
Disabled Access Day has returned!
Thousands of people to join in Disabled Access Day celebrations around the UK as events unfold across the weekend.
Accessibility Mark Centres Join Forces with Disabled Access Day
Accessibility Mark has joined forces with Disabled Access Day to encourage more disabled people to attend their local riding centre to find out about the opportunities on offer.
On the fence about taking part in Disabled Access Day 2017? Read on!
Disabled Access Day, now in its third year of operation, always promises to be an event of fun, adventure and, quite possibly, the unexpected for both disabled people and the businesses and organisations taking part to open their doors for all.
Disabled Access Day’s popularity grows into three-day event in 2017
Barclays and Gatwick Airport confirm support to help celebrate accessibility across the UK
Disabled Access Day welcomes Gatwick Airport as a Supporter!
We are delighted to welcome Gatwick Airport as a supporter of Disabled Access Day 2017.
New Partner for Disabled Access Day 2017!
We are delighted to announce our first partner for Disabled Access Day 2017.
We’ve got a new look!
When you visit our website or read about us, you will see that we have a new look. After so many successful events and visits this year we decided the time had come to create a new look that reflects the excitement and enthusiasm disabled people had for the day.
Meet the Disabled Access Day 2017 Team!
With less than 150 days to go until Disabled Access Day 2017, it's time to find out who will be behind the scenes and making Disabled Access Day happen on March 10-12th.
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