WIN A break at Hoe Grange Holidays
You and three friends could be heading for a break at one of Hoe Grange Holidays’ accessible holiday lodges in the Peak District.
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Time to Give Back: Accessible volunteering
Building crucial life skills, meeting new people, to giving back to your local community: volunteering is an enriching experience all round. Volunteer Nicola Taylor shares her journey.
Disability and life on the Isle of Skye
Island life is unlike any other. However, with a disability, living on a remote Scottish island poses some challenges. We speak with Skye and Lochalsh Access Panel to discover disability and accessibility on the Isle of Skye.
NorthLink Ferries are pioneering inclusive travel in the ferry industry
NorthLink Ferries operate the lifeline service between the Scottish Mainland and Orkney and Shetland. With three passenger vessels carrying around 300,000 passengers annually it’s vital that the service is accessible for all and each vessel has been designed with this in mind.
New fund to improve rail accessibility announced
Today (8 July) the government has announced a new fund of £20 million to improve accessibility on rail networks throughout the UK.
IKEA launches new furniture collection for disabled people
Leading furniture company, IKEA have released an accessible range of furniture to ensure every house becomes an inclusive home.
Government calls on new public buildings to have Changing Places toilets
Government proposals have called on new, or majorly refurbished buildings used by the general public to have mandatory Changing Places toilets installed.
WIN: A pair of tickets to Latitude festival
We’re giving three Enable readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the iconic Latitude Festival this summer.
WIN a pair of tickets to Nozstock the Hidden Valley Festival
The sun is shining and festival season is just around the corner – we can barely contain our excitement. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Nozstock the Hidden Valley Festival to give Enable readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the event!
What is Disabled Access Day?
A bi-annual event, Disabled Access Day (DAD) is back for 2019 with the vision of celebrating accessibility across the disabled community. From humble beginnings, DAD is breaking down barriers.
Promoting access during International Wheelchair Day
On 1 March there is an annual celebration of wheelchairs and accessibility during the worldwide event, International Wheelchair Day.
Calling for accessibility on the high street
Last year the inaugural Purple Tuesday event took place. The day highlighted the power of the purple pound. But, more needs to be done.
Paul McCartney shows sign language music video at concert
On Friday night (14 December) we were lucky enough to see Sir Paul McCartney at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow.
Worldwide spotlight during International Day of Disabled Persons 2018
To celebrate International Day of Disabled Persons, we spotlight the countries improving care, understanding, and inclusivity for disabled people worldwide.
Celtic Football Club win disability inclusion award
One of Scotland’s largest football teams, Celtic Football Club (CFC) is celebrating inclusivity after being presented with a special Collaboration Award. AWARD After working hard…