Making Disabled Access Day activities a regular feature
The Imperial War Museum took part in Disabled Access Day for the first time this year. Here, they provide some feedback and tell us about their DAD experience!
What's on in July?
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.
Promoting access at New Wolsey Theatre
New Wolsey Theatre had an incredibly successful Disabled Access Day! We caught up with them to find out what they got up to on March 12th.
An access group's experience on Disabled Access Day
Find out about Burnham Access Group's 'High-street Hike' on Disabled Access Day this year.
We won the Cracking Campaign Award!
We won the Cracking Campaign Award for Disabled Access Day at the SCVO Scottish Charity Awards 2016!
There's no stopping us now!
'We are already on a journey towards making our venue and resources fully accessible, and an official event like this gave us an opportunity to reflect on our achievements so far, as well as set ourselves some realistic (but ambitious!) targets for the future.' Find out what Seven Stories got up to on Disabled Access Day 2016!
If you go down to the woods today...
Find out how one cinema in Woking got involved with Disabled Access Day 2016, teddy bears and all...
One city's journey to DAD
How did Leeds City Council put Leeds on the map for Disabled Access Day 2016?
Overcoming obstacles to hold a successful Access Day event
Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery share their experience of Disabled Access Day 2016, obstacles and all!
A Euan's Guide reviewer's experience on Disabled Access Day
Euan's Guide Reviewer of the Year 2014, Gary Smith, enjoyed Disabled Access Day in London this year. Here's what Gary had to say about 2016's event!
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