Autumn is often associated with cozy sweaters, falling leaves, and pumpkin-spiced treats. While many people welcome this season, for disabled individuals, autumn can present a unique set of challenges that make leaving home more difficult. Colder and wetter conditions that…
How to Beat Loneliness This Christmas
Christmas is often described as the most wonderful time of the year. Shops are filled with lights, adverts focus on togetherness, and social media feeds overflow with family photos and festive gatherings. But for many people, Christmas can be one…
Accessibility at Lyme Park
Perched on the edge of the Peak District, Lyme Park feels like something out of a period drama — and in fact, it famously is: it was the backdrop for the BBC’s “Pride and Prejudice.” But beyond its grand facade…
The Challenges Faced by Disabled People in Autumn
Autumn is often associated with cozy sweaters, falling leaves, and pumpkin-spiced treats. While many people welcome this season, for disabled individuals, autumn can present a unique set of challenges that make leaving home more difficult. Colder and wetter conditions that…
Most Accessible Christmas Markets in the UK
There’s something quietly magical about a Christmas market: the smell of cinnamon and roasted chestnuts, the sound of carols in the distance, and the sight of lights sparkling against the winter sky. But for many people, the difference between a…
Understanding Disability Colours and Symbols in the UK
When we think of disability, most people imagine the well-known blue badge displayed in cars to access disabled parking bays. But across the UK, a much wider world of colours, ribbons, badges, and flags exists to represent and support people…
What “Not All Disabilities Are Visible” Really Means
In the UK, the phrase “not all disabilities are visible” has become more recognised over the last few years, but it’s still often misunderstood. You may have seen signs on public toilets, parking bays, or transport seats that use these…