Next week marks Purple Tuesday, the global movement dedicated to improving the customer experience for disabled people and celebrating businesses and organisations that are making accessibility a priority.
A lift and improved stairs will be added to platform 2, making the station, which first opened in 1863, step-free for the first time and fully accessible to everyone.
September is recognised internationally as World Alzheimer’s Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, improving understanding, and supporting those living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
The dance floor just got a little brighter! Strictly Come Dancing has announced that Ellie Goldstein, the trailblazing model and advocate, will be stepping into the spotlight for the new series.
The Institute of Hospitality (IoH) has renewed its endorsement of Tourism for All's (TFA) online disability and accessibility awareness training courses. This renewal highlights the value of TFA’s efforts in promoting inclusivity within the tourism sector.
Tourism is one of the UK’s great economic success stories, welcoming millions of visitors each year and generating billions for businesses up and down the country. According to VisitEngland’s latest forecast, 2025 is set to be another big year.
