This is an updated post from our archives. In this article, presenter and model Sophie Morgan explores the accessibility of…
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Concerns have been raised by disabled people over the access of public transport following the announcement of a car-free day…
Read More »Transport for London (TfL) has published the results of its step-free access consultation as it launches a trial of a…
Read More »This year's Unlimited festival at the Southbank Centre showcases the work of D/deaf and disabled artists with many FREE events…
Read More »Access to London buses have become easier for wheelchair users thanks to a front-door boarding only policy for standard passengers,…
Read More »London is a bustling city filled with culture, history and entertainment for all ages. But how easy is it to…
Read More »Do you enjoy visiting theatres in London’s West End but find yourself faced with a myriad of accessibility questions and…
Read More »The Paralympic Games 2012 are nearly upon us and wherever you are and whatever you’re doing – whether watching the…
Read More »It is Saturday 28th July 2012. The “day after the night before” when my home city of London put on…
Read More »Following on from our article, Accessibility Apps, Disability Horizons speaks to Raul Krauthausen about Wheelmap, an online map where users…
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