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We’re never done playing. That delightful childhood memory recalling when we could do the things we are told not to: to run and roll in the grass, climb trees and get stuck in the mud!

West Midlands Safari Park is celebrating two of its most-loved inhabitants this summer – charismatic rhinos and mighty dinosaurs.

Looking for live performances to enjoy in August? Here’s a round up of accessible performances coming to theatres and other venues across the UK.

LEVEL Centre celebrates after receiving over £250,000 of National Lottery funding to help increase reach, engagement and wellbeing across the community.

VisitEngland is providing discounts to English tourism businesses to help them provide quality-assured accessibility information for customers.

The LEVEL Centre and Bella Milroy are excited to announce that Further Afield 2024 is now live! Further Afield 2024 is an ambitious, disabled-led online programme that explores art and disability in rural spaces.

WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre turns site into giant puzzle for the school summer holidays. Can you crack the code this summer?

One of the best things to do in the summer in Britain is visit the beach. Though parts of the coastline are limited due to the natural landscape, there are a number that are accessible or offer facilities, such as beach wheelchairs and trampers, so that every visitor can have a lovely day out at the beach.

Haldon Forest Park is inviting you to try out their selection of new accessible bench designs and share your feedback to help make the forest more inclusive and accessible.

We all know that planning a wedding is incredibly stressful, finding a venue, to figuring out who can sit where, to deciding on a menu, a colour scheme… the list is endless.

Having to consider additional access needs on top of all that makes the whole thing even more daunting. 

Don’t worry though, we’re here to help make the whole thing as easy as possible.