I recently spent an evening at Cornwall’s iconic Minack Theatre in Porthcurno, Cornwall, and I felt compelled to write about the accessibility of the venue, especially given its dramatic clifftop setting. As someone with mobility and sensory needs, I was…
Tips for Living Independently with a Disability in the UK
Living with a disability can come with unique challenges and limitations, but it does not define who you are. Instead, it shapes a part of your journey and provides an opportunity to build resilience, creativity, and strength. For many people…
Ventnor Beach, Isle of Wight – Accessibility
Whether you’re planning a family day out, a solo trip to enjoy the sea breeze, or a relaxed afternoon with friends, Ventnor Beach has a lot to offer — and accessibility features are increasingly a part of its appeal. We…
The UK’s Most Accessible Beaches
The UK’s coastline is one of the most diverse and beautiful in the world, and increasingly, it’s also becoming more inclusive and its beaches are becoming more accessible. For those with mobility challenges or additional accessibility needs, a day at…
The Hidden Struggles of Disabled People in the Warm Weather
The UK is experiencing hotter summers due to climate change, with heatwaves becoming more frequent and intense. While warm weather can be enjoyable for many, it poses significant challenges for disabled people, who often face unique difficulties that go unnoticed….
Disability Barriers in the UK: A Call for Change
The UK has made progress in improving accessibility, but significant barriers still prevent disabled individuals from fully participating in society. These barriers exist in the built environment, transport systems, public spaces, digital platforms, and social attitudes. This blog post explores…