Disabled Access Day welcome new supporter Quest 88 for their biggest event yet!
We are delighted to announce that Quest 88, inclusive cycle specialist, are a supporter of Disabled Access Day.
bPay - An #AccessDay offer for gadget lovers!
Barclays, official partners of Disabled Access Day, are regularly ahead of the game in the world of accessible banking. Their pioneering technology and innovative ideas make banking an enjoyable and straightforward task for everybody, and we’re excited to bring you their new bPay by Barclaycard offer for #AccessDay newsletter readers!
Last-minute #AccessDay ideas!
There’s only a few weeks to go until Disabled Access Day, but it’s not too late to sign up! Hundreds of venues from all over the UK, and abroad, have been eager to take part in #AccessDay on the 10th to the 12th of March 2017, and have come up with some excellent event ideas that are inclusive to all.
Roll up, Roll up: The Disabled Access Day Times!
For some time now, those of all abilities and the ones they hold dear have been subject to a less than adequate situation: a society that takes, but does not return kindness when that often used, but more frequently misunderstood, lexical choice ‘inclusion’ leaves the mouths of many. A day to day routine of steps, small bathing facilities and that word that few are keen on: ‘NO!’ no longer needs to be the case with a fun, frolicsome but downright serious initiative that has been ringing in our ears for the last three years – Disabled Access Day (or, #AccessDay for those savvy tweeters…or is it twitters? I can’t quite remember.)
Dogs of #AccessDay!
It’s not a tough task to find a dog lover in the UK, but for some disabled people, our canine companions are much more than pets; they’re our partners in crime! Assistance dogs are a huge part of the Disabled Access Day family, and we want to celebrate their amazing work, and, of course, the cuteness overload they bring, over our #AccessDay weekend in March.
Make a family day out of #AccessDay!
‘Fun for all the family’ is a phrase that is in high demand for many people looking for a day out for everyone to enjoy. At Disabled Access Day, we are no different, and here are just a few venues and attractions that can provide incredibly accessible experiences, whatever your age and especially if you’re a big kid at heart!
Venue spotlight Tate Modern and Tate Britain!
We continue our Venue Spotlight this week by chatting to London’s Tate Modern and Tate Britain. They had an awesome time last year, and we’re excited to hear what they have planned for this year and this is what they told us when we got in touch!
#AccessDay outdoors! How can your attraction take part?
Disabled Access Day really is open to all, and that includes venues that are open to all weathers! An outdoor event for #AccessDay might have to be planned and delivered in a slightly different way, but it is still possible to make it fully inclusive. We are here to help with some top tips, come rain or shine!
Competition Winners
We are excited to announce the winners of our 2017 Access Day photo competition.
How to market your #AccessDay event!
Disabled Access Day events are amazing, and even more so when plenty of people turn up to celebrate with you. Let the marketing commence!
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