Accessible days out in the UK
We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to action packed days out. Even better, many of them are accessible. Get yourself booked in for this little lot during your days off.
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The best of Britain’s accessible attractions
Whether you’re staying put at home or travelling to another part of the country, the UK is brimming with opportunities for you to act like…
The summer holidays are sorted with The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain
With the summer holidays finally approaching, it’s time to plan some great days out for the whole family to enjoy with the help of the…
Eggs-cellent days out this Easter with the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain
Make the most of the Easter holidays and plan some cracking accessible family-friendly days out with the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain. The free online guide…
Enhanced Rough Guide to Accessible Britain charts inclusivity increase
Imaginative new features are helping transform the experience of days out for disabled visitors across the UK according to the new Rough Guide to Accessible Britain,…
Brotherwood to Host WAV Showcase Weekend at Haynes International
Brotherwood are excited to announce that we will be hosting a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle showcase weekend, at the prestigious Haynes International Motor Museum in Sparkford, Somerset. Over the…
Fun accessible days out for the whole family this Christmas
Grab your woolly hats and scarves to enjoy fun-filled festive days out with the family this Christmas with The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain. The guide…
The British Motor Museum
Explore the British Motor Museum, home to the largest collection of historic British cars in a newly refurbished Museum. Re-opening 13 Feb 2016, take a…
Sense works with the V&A to launch sensory backpack for children with sight impairments
Sense, the national deafblind charity, have been working with the V&A to devise the ‘Curious Ceramics’ sensory backpack. Designed with multisensory artist Abigail Hirsch for…
Fun and free accessible days out across the UK
Be ‘free’ to have fun this summer with The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain. The online guide features reviews of accessible attractions, many of which are free…
Great accessible days out for the whole family in the south east
Finding an accessible, family-friendly day out in the south east is now even easier with some of the region’s best accessible attractions reviewed on The Rough…
Disabled Access Day gains support from over 200 companies and venues nationwide
Special events, promotions and activities will take place across the UK on January 17th 2015 Over 200 companies and venues across the UK have pledged their…
Experience history, magic and nature with the updated Rough Guide to Accessible Britain
With half-term approaching, accessible family days out across the UK are now even easier with a host of new attractions added to the Rough Guide…
UK’s top tourist attractions need to work harder on accessibility or risk losing out on vital income, warns disability charity Vitalise
As new Vitalise study finds tourist venues could risk missing out on a share of £212 billion a year value of ‘Purple Pound’ due to…
Over 90% of disabled people would revisit venues with good accessibility
Venues are urged to provide better disabled access information by more than 90% of disabled people An overwhelming 93% of disabled people would revisit a…