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
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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
Be Mindful when social distancing message winging its way across blackpool, fylde and wyre
There are more than 500 businesses across Blackpool, Flyde and Wyre, who have already made positive changes to become more accessible to everyone. But since
29th June 2020
Ensuring everyone can access your business after covid-19 – learn more with a 45-minute workshop
Can customers easily access your business? Perhapssome can’t and so they don’t even bother to come . It does happen. In the aftermath of Covid-19,
22nd June 2020
disabled artists given a helping hand to keep art as a focus during lock down
Lock-down has done nothing to dampen the creative spirit of a group of local people with disabilities. With the help of Blackpool business Art Discount,
14th June 2020
Taking disabilities into account with your business social distancing measures
In what have been unprecedented and without a doubt one of the most difficult times for businesses, you will be adapting and resetting plans, not
9th June 2020
FREE business webinar to help fylde coast businesses open up to a new market
We are offering FREE training to help you bounce back, become more inclusive and open up your business to a new market. By taking part
5th June 2020
Marking english tourism week. Helping businesses in their recovery plans
The impact of coronavirus on tourism businesses across the UK and the Fylde Coast has undoubtably been catastrophic, with most now drawing up reset plans
27th May 2020
Feel Connected and Learn something new to help your business bounce back
The training sector has seen a big increase as furloughed employees take the time to upskill themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic, and never has there
21st May 2020
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