Travel & Holidays

5 top tips for using accessible travel in London

With the Paralympic Games starting in London in just two days, Disability Horizons Co-editor and London resident, Martyn Sibley, shares…

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Travel for the love of sport: accessible or not?

Accessible travel is of paramount importance, and something we know you have been concerned about, particularly during the Olympic Games.…

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Srin Madipalli: get me to the Olympic Games!

During the Olympic Games, Disability Horizons Co-editors, Srin Madipalli and Martyn Sibley, promised to test out public transport in London…

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Martyn Sibley: get me to the Olympic Games!

During the Olympic Games, Disability Horizons Co-editors, Martyn Sibley and Srin Madipalli, promised to test out public transport in London…

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Let the Games begin!

It is Saturday 28th July 2012. The “day after the night before” when my home city of London put on…

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Wheelmap: making accessible information global

Following on from our article, Accessibility Apps, Disability Horizons speaks to Raul Krauthausen about Wheelmap, an online map where users…

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Airport provision for disabled passengers: DON’T MISS the Radio 4 interview

Today, at 12pm, Co-editor Martyn Sibley is being interviewed on Radio 4’s You and Yours programme. Following on from my…

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London underground: are portable ramps the answer?

Tomorrow sees the start of the Olympic Games in London. So, to mark the occasion we thought it would be fitting…

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Airline accessibility: a campaign that’s taking off

24-year-old Hayleigh Barclay, who has Spinal Muscular Atrophy, talks to Disability Horizons about her airline campaign to create better access…

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Starting your own business: Huw Thomas of Promove UK

New Disability Horizons contributor, Huw Thomas, talks about his innovative new product that makes it easier for disabled passengers to…

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