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Entertainment & Culture

Liberty Festival: a FREE 3-day festival by D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse artists

18/07/2022

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Five Drag Syndrome performers wearing glamourous, colourful and sparkly clothes, wigs and make up posing in front of a pale blue background

Check out the accessible and FREE Liberty Festival in London with a range of events by D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse…

Travel & Holidays

How to prepare for a festival as a wheelchair user

06/05/2022

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A woman in a Mountain Trike all-terrain wheelchair at a festival in front of a stage

Check out these top tips to help you prepare for a festival as a wheelchair user, including what accessible festival…

Entertainment & Culture

Accessible festivals: Isle of Wight

28/06/2019

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Isle of Wight festival stage at night with fireworks

Reader Alex Squires, who is a wheelchair user and festival fanatic, shares his experience of the Isle of Wight festival…

Entertainment & Culture

Accessible festivals: Lost Village in Lincolnshire

03/09/2018

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Lost Festival in Linconshire

Wheelchair user and festival goer Alex Squire recently told us about the accessibility at the British Summer Time festival in…

Entertainment & Culture

Accessible festivals: British Summer Time and Bluedot

03/08/2018

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Bluedot accessible festival

Festival goer Alex Squire, who uses a wheelchair and blogs about his experiences, reviews the accessibility at the British Summer…

Entertainment & Culture

Reading Festival: access all areas

29/08/2013

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Are you a festival goer, or do you worry about the access? Well this weekend our Co-editor Martyn Sibley went…

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