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    A close up photo of Euan MacDonald MBE

    Welcome to Euan's Guide

    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.

    Recent reviews

    A selection of some of the brilliant reviews on Euan's Guide

    A yellow wheelchair symbol is on the dark grey wall of the train next to a set of doors. This indicates where to board for the accessible spot on the train.
    A yellow wheelchair symbol is on the dark grey wall of the train next to a set of doors. This indicates where to board for the accessible spot on the train.

    Train station

    4

    Hamilton Square Railway Station

    "Little and large lifts"

    mrsmollyc
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    Oakwood Garden Centre
    Oakwood Garden Centre

    Shop or retail

    4

    Oakwood Garden Centre

    "Attractive cafe in accessible garden centre"

    bellrock
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    The front of Sizergh Castle
    The front of Sizergh Castle

    Castle or stately home

    4

    Sizergh Castle

    "Beautiful estate with good wheelchair access but hilly"

    finnberrys
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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!

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    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.

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    Euan's Guide Access Survey

    Have your voice heard in the Euan's Guide Access Survey.

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