City Spotlight: London
Are you spending Disabled Access Day in London? Take a look at some of the exciting things happening across the city in this itinerary.
Making your Outdoor Event Accessible
Take a look at our top tips on how to make your outdoor event accessible, whatever the weather!
Making your information accessible
The Scottish Accessible Information Forum have shared their top tips on creating accessible information. Find out more.
Top Free Things to do on Disabled Access Day
Check out just some of the free activities that are being planned for 12th March…
Providing good customer service: top tips
We know that customer service can make or break any customer’s experience at a venue. Take a look at our top tips and advice for providing great customer service for disabled people.
Venue spotlight: Stoke Mandeville Spinal Research charity
Charlotte from the Stoke Mandeville Centre has shared the national charities plans for Disabled Access Day. Find out more.
Celebrate Scotland on Disabled Access Day too!
Monday 25th January marks the annual celebration of Scotland’s national poet, but the fun needn't stop tonight! There are all sorts of Scottish venues taking part in Disabled Access Day, take a look at some of our favourites.
Museums & galleries to add to your ‘must visit’ list…
There are already over 30 museums and galleries taking part in Disabled Access Day so there are lots of exciting events to choose from! Take a look at some of the events taking place in our most recent blog.
Venue Spotlight: Borough Market
Last year Borough Market held their first ever BSL demonstration kitchen on Disabled Access Day - it was such a success that it's now a regular feature at the market. Find out more about the impact taking part in Disabled Access Day had on the market and about their plans for 2016!
How do you market your accessibility?
According to our recent survey in conjunction with Euan’s Guide, 86% of people are ‘very likely’ to return to a venue with good accessibility - so what are you doing to help make people aware that you’re an accessible venue?
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