If you’ve ever planned a day out in Manchester, you’ll know the excitement can quickly get tangled up in one very practical question: where on earth am I going to park?And if you use a Blue Badge or rely on…
Fletcher Moss Park Accessibility
Today I wanted to tell you about one of the most accessible parks we have visited in Manchester – Fletcher Moss Park and Parsonage Gardens. When I say accessible, I am not referring to the facilities that the park has…
A Day Out at Calke Abbey: Accessibility, Dogs, and Hidden Gems
Last weekend, I finally made the trip to Calke Abbey, a National Trust property tucked away near Ticknall in Derbyshire. It had been on my list for some time now, and I’d heard whispers about its quirky charm and beautiful…
Using Accessible Toilets Around Europe: What I Learned on the Road
Travelling around Europe is always exciting — new food, new cultures, new cities. But if you rely on accessible toilets, part of your planning inevitably revolves around the simple question: “Will I be able to find a toilet in Europe…
The Minack Theatre: Accessibility Done Right
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…