Barclays have been proudly behind #AccessDay since its launch in 2015 and we are thrilled to be headline supporter again this year. But what’s been happening in the world of accessibility at Barclays since the last #AccessDay?
Over 900 people took part in The Access Survey 2018 by Euan's Guide and Disabled Access Day.
Disabled Access Day is coming to Brighton, Eastbourne and the Isle of Wight this year! Join in the celebrations and try all sorts of accessible activities including exploring a hovercraft, trying out an adapted car or using free bus travel to go somewhere new.
Venues across South Yorkshire getting ready for Disabled Access Day 2019. There’s plenty of opportunities to try new things this year, including accessible public transport, accessible sports or finding out about accessible driving and flying!
Venues all over the UK are celebrating Disabled Access Day. Here are the top #AccessDay hotspots in England with lots of opportunities to go somewhere different and try something new on Disabled Access Day!
There’s loads happening in London on #AccessDay! Here’s our guide to events happening across the capital on March 16th.
With dozens of places and spaces joining in, there are lots of choices for Scottish people wanting to celebrate Disabled Access Day! Click on any of these venues listed below to find out more about the events they have on offer.
On 16 March, Historic Scotland will be celebrating Disabled Access Day at five of our most iconic attractions. This includes our two most famous sites, Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle. We’ll be celebrating and supporting Changing Places facilities, and providing engaging activities to support a range of access needs.
For Disabled Access Day 2019, we're raising awareness of the need for Changing Places toilets. Susan and her son need Changing Places facilities so that her son can use the toilet in safety and dignity.
PAMIS are the founders of the Changing Places Campaign. We're proud to be working with them to make Disabled Access Day more inclusive than ever before.
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