Tags: access

I’m sure many of you who use PAs and carers are in similar circumstances to me right now, whereby all of a sudden, no matter how good your normal support structure is, you are back to relying on family and close friends for essential daily support.

This summer I travelled with Thomas and carer to a different city every week of the summer holidays

As an American in the UK, it’s difficult to not become fascinated with all the history on display – but sometimes it’s even more difficult to access it when you’re a wheelchair user! Accessibility is an issue I encounter all the time and it makes m

For my birthday this year, I decided I wanted to go away. However, like many disabled people, I hate flying so I’m always looking for train travel options. So far (outside the UK), I’ve visited Lille and Amsterdam. This year, we decided on Paris.

SOLD OUT can be the two most disappointing words in the world when you’re trying to get tickets to a concert or a film.

Emma Vogelmann was recently interviewed on Radio 4’s You and Yours consumer programme about being charged extra by taxi drivers simply because she’s a wheelchair user. In this blog, she talks about her experiences.

Trailblazers Campaigns Officer, Lauren West, tells all about her birthday treat to the Ritz.

She shoots, she scores!

I’ve learnt a lot over the past few years of Trailblazer-ing, and one of them is that change takes a long time. A really long time. Good things come to those who wait.

At Trailblazers, we know there are lots of barriers to going on holiday. Our All Inclusive? report highlighted just some of the common problems faced by young disabled travellers.

Rupert shares his experiences of accessing the cinema