Disabled Access Day has returned!
Thousands of people to join in Disabled Access Day celebrations around the UK as events unfold across the weekend.
The Access Survey Results
The results of The Access Survey 2016 are in!
Our Ambassador shares her #AccessDay favourites with only a few days to go!
Sophie Says: Our Ambassador shares her #AccessDay favourites with only a few days to go!
Trot around Bristol's Church Farm Equestrian Centre!
Earlier in the year we announced that Accessibility Mark joined forces with us at Disabled Access Day to encourage more disabled people to consider taking part in horse riding activities and learn about the benefits of spending time with horses.
Football Competition
To get you in the mood for Disabled Access Day 2017, happening in just over a week, we are thrilled to give you a warm up treat.
Enjoy a complimentary hand crafted coffee courtesy of Caffè Nero
A big welcome to the Caffè Nero stores that are taking part in Disabled Access Day and who are offering a complimentary coffee to everyone taking part!
A Disabled Access Day preview at Watford Football Club
Watford Football Club is ahead of the game with their Disabled Access Day preview match on Saturday 4th March, 2017.
Edinburgh spotlight!
Next up in our City Spotlight series is Edinburgh. The capital city of Scotland is arguably one of the most picturesque cities in the United Kingdom, with an enchanting old town that dates all the way back to medieval times! It certainly needs no introduction to us, as our very own Disabled Access Day HQ is located here!
Venue spotlight The Royal Collection Trust!
We are really excited to bring you another venue spotlight and this time it’s from Royal Collection Trust who manage the public opening of the official residences of The Queen and are responsible for the care of the Royal Collection!
Win two tickets to one of Scotland’s best visitor attractions, The Royal Yacht Britannia!
Britannia was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family for over 40 years, sailing one million miles around the world. Berthed in Edinburgh's historic Port of Leith, Britannia is now a five-star visitor attraction, as well as an exclusive evening events venue.
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