Autumn is in full swing! Days are getting shorter and keeping warm is the first thought in most people’s minds. So, stay toasty this November with our top choices of accessible events that will keep you excited this fall!
Exciting times ahead as there are only 150 days to go until Disabled Access Day 2017! Taking place over three days from the 10th-12th of March, this will be the biggest event yet. We’ve been hearing from lots of venues and businesses who want to take part again next year, and we’re excited to welcome brand new locations to the Disabled Access Day map in 2017!
The Houses of Parliament were involved with Disabled Access Day for the second time this year and with a 4.5-star review as a result of their involvement in 2015, people had high expectations! Find out more about the accessibility of the Houses of Parliament, what they got up to on Disabled Access Day and their plans over the coming year.
September 27th marks World Tourism Day, and this year the theme is all about accessible tourism! With around 12 million disabled people in the UK, it’s important for all kinds of venues and businesses to be aware and involved in promoting ‘Tourism for All’. But what is accessible tourism? Here are some of our top tips to give you a bit of inspiration this World Tourism Day!
Autumn is finally here! It’s getting colder but that doesn’t mean the fun has to freeze too. Put these events in your diary to make sure October is a blast!
Find out how Thinktank, Birmingham got on in their first-ever Disabled Access Day!
Back again! We have created a small list of suggestions of fun and factual accessible events to keep the most active and adventurous personalities excited in September.
Find out about accessible events happening around the country throughout July. Our list includes captioned and audio described theatre performances as well as BSL interpreted tours.
Disabled Access Day for 2016 is over but there are lots of accessible events and activities year round. Found out about some great events happening across the UK over the coming months!
After a successful Disabled Access Day we caught up with Emily, who is the Access Manager of the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham, to get some top tips on how to put on an accessible event. Find out more on our most recent blog.
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