gET YOUR POOCH ON THE BIG SCREEN AND HELP RAISE AWAreness
There are 14,000 registered visually impaired people on the Fylde Coast – 30 are assisted by a dog – but many flock to the area.
20th September 2020
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New scheme in Fleetwood helping residents and locals in a northwest of England first
A brand new beach wheelchair scheme to prevent people being excluded when going to the beach with their families has launched in Fleetwood – the
12th September 2020
Creating an accessible business? it’s obvious when you think about it, says one lytham business owner
“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
10th September 2020
Becoming an accessible business even if your premises is small it’s ACHIEVABLE as one fleetwood business owner showcases
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
3rd September 2020
Make your marketing accessible. reach disabled people.
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
27th August 2020
Do you have a loo that people can use? we can add it to our Interactive toilet map to make it easier for disabled people to find a loo
As more and more people started getting out and about after the easing of lockdown, we had plenty of calls from people wanting to visit
17th August 2020
Facemasks to tactile wash stations how businesses can help people with disabilities access their services and products in the easing of lockdown
Re-designing walkways, introducing one-way systems, installing wash and sanitising stations, businesses have faced many challenges to re-open safely after what has already been an extremely
27th July 2020
BBC puts spotlight on business boost through accessible tourism across the fylde coast
We were thrilled to be featured on the BBC, in a news feature by BBC North West about how the project is helping businesses across
21st July 2020
hope to Become UK’s No.1 Destination For Accessible Tourism Staycations to Attract visitors after lock down and boost businesses
As businesses reopen their doors this week, a Fylde Coast project is hoping that Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre will become the UK’s top destination for
7th July 2020
Spike in businesses taking up accessibility training during covid-19 lock down
From furloughed employees, business owners trying to reset their businesses, we have seen a spike in the number of people who have used lock down
30th June 2020
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