It can be difficult to find things to do during half term that are accessible – especially if you want to avoid crowds. Here are some suggestions for days out that are suitable for the whole family – whatever your needs and budget.
Great British Bake Off finalist Sandro Farmhouse has become a Celebrity Ambassador for the National Autistic Society, the UK's leading charity for people on the autism spectrum and their families.
If you’re starting to plan your Valentine’s Day outings, here are some suggestions of accessible things to do with your partner. Even if you don’t have a partner, these are great ways to spend your time, with friends, family or even just for a solo trip!
Three of our member organisations have been recognised for their commitment to accessibility and inclusivity at the recent Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards.
A new film being promoted by the National Trust, created in collaboration with researchers at the University of Leicester, features the stories of disabled people from across history, including King Henry VIII.A new film being promoted by the National Trust, created in collaboration with researchers at the University of Leicester, features the stories of disabled people from across history, including King Henry VIII.
Dave Clarke, the former Great Britain blind football captain has been announced as the new chief executive of the British Paralympic Association, succeeding Mike Sharrock, when he steps down after four years in the role in February.
One of the best things to do together with the family at New Year is to head outside and enjoy the fresh air. Of course, going for a walk isn’t always easy if you have mobility issues or need other facilities, so we’ve compiled this list of walking trails that are mostly flat and tarmacked – so are accessible to those using mobility aids. Many of them also have facilities like toilets, parking and eateries along the trail.
Theatre by the Lake has announced its programme of accessible performances for spring-summer 2023, with audio description, BSL and captioning for people with visual and hearing impairment, plus guaranteed socially distanced and relaxed performances.
4th January is World Braille Day, an annual holiday celebrated to honour Louis Braille, the creator of Braille, which is widely used by people who are visually impaired across the world. Braille was born on 4th January 1809 and became blind at the age of 3 following an accident, here’s a brief look at his life and successes.
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