Halloween is one of the UK’s most creative, community-driven celebrations, full of glowing pumpkins, spooky fun, and plenty of treats. But for many disabled people and families, barriers like uneven terrain, sensory overload, or inaccessible spaces can make it difficult to join in the fun.
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm in North Somerset has unveiled its biggest and most colourful pumpkin harvest to date – celebrated with a record-breaking jumbo elephant mosaic made from an astonishing 11,000 home grown pumpkins and gourds.
This autumn Forestry England’s Westonbirt, The National Arboretum invites you to experience the spectacular autumn colour whilst also letting it spark your creativity as they celebrate the season through art, observation and imagination!
Longleat Ensuring guests have the best possible experience at Longleat has seen the introduction of sensory bags at the Wiltshire estate. The bags contain ear defenders, emotions fan, fidget and squishy toys and are aimed at those with sensory sensitivities.
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