Disabled access information
Search for places to visit and share your experiences.
Search for places to visit and share your experiences.
The charity was founded in 2013 by the late Euan MacDonald MBE, a powerchair user, and his sister Kiki after Euan was diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease.
They discovered how the lack of disabled access information made everyday experiences stressful and Euan’s Guide was born after learning that other disabled people experienced the same challenges.
A selection of some of the brilliant reviews on Euan's Guide
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"Swiss Air: Broken Wheelchair, Illegal Practice, Awful 'Support'. Dreadful."
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Every review helps someone else go out with confidence. Tell us about your visit today – we cannot wait to read it!
There are lots of brilliant ways you can help provide greater disabled access information: leave a review, list a venue, order red cord cards, complete our access survey, donate or volunteer.
Help us make every accessible toilet safer.
Have your voice heard in the Euan's Guide Access Survey.
Sharing your access information means that more disabled people can find and visit your venue.
You can make a difference by sharing your experiences.
There are lots of brilliant ways you can help provide greater disabled access information: leave a review, list a venue, order red cord cards, complete our access survey, donate or volunteer.
Help us make every accessible toilet safer.
Have your voice heard in the Euan's Guide Access Survey.
Sharing your access information means that more disabled people can find and visit your venue.
You can make a difference by sharing your experiences.
Attract more customers by signing up as a business member and listing your venue or business here.
Latest news from Euan's Guide
12 Mar 2026
The results of the Access Survey are in, and while they highlight a community that is eager to engage, help, and share, they also reveal significant hurdles that remain in our everyday landscapes.
12 Mar 2026
Our latest Access Survey results have revealed that one in ten disabled people spend more than six hours a week planning routine activities, while 80% said checking the accessibility of venues increases their stress and anxiety.
03 Mar 2026
200,000 safer accessible loos - almost!
