Take a 10-minute break. Have a cup of coffee. And read about how you can make disability an opportunity for your business rather than yet
From elderly people to those with learning disabilities, many people will find it hard for one reason or another to understand the latest COVID-19 tier
Whether it is a fundraiser, a marketing stall at an event, or a community occasion, as a business or organisation you want everyone to have
“We’ve certainly seen an increase in visitors from people with disabilities, their families and carers by making our venue more accessible,” says Tomas Walsh, owner
In the last eight years, Sandcastle Waterpark has seen visits from guests with disabilities rise by 300% through efforts to become fully-inclusive. While many small
There are 14,000 registered visually impaired people on the Fylde Coast – 30 are assisted by a dog – but many flock to the area.
A brand new beach wheelchair scheme to prevent people being excluded when going to the beach with their families has launched in Fleetwood – the
“It’s not cost me anything to be accessible and disabled people recommend our shop to others,” says Linda, owner of Bonney Fabrics. With a ramp
Not every business has the blessing of space, nor have thousands available to spend on accessibility features – but that doesn’t mean that accessibility isn’t
Many businesses have taken steps to become accessible, but don’t shout about it and let disabled people know. It isn’t just that you make changes
