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A graphic design with yellow background and a picture of brightly dressed golfer and text reading Edinburgh's longest-running golf fundraiser is back!

04 Aug 2026

Edinburgh's longest-running golf fundraiser is back!

One of Edinburgh’s longest-running charity sporting fundraising events is preparing to celebrate a remarkable milestone this September as the annual World Short Hole Golf Pairs Championship marks its 25th Anniversary.

29 Jul 2026

Ramping up accessibility in Dundee

Back in June, our Community Manager, Joe, shut down the Tay Road Bridge! Whilst far from a fun experience, we used this challenging experience to inspire a lasting change that will help so many.

Photo of the audience and field at the Inverness Highland Games as well as portrait photo of Cécile and volunteer Karis

28 Jul 2026

First footing in the Highlands

We’re excited to share a look at our first trip as the Euan’s Guide Volunteer Development team to the Inverness Highland Games! Read about our experience attending this event, the vital importance of accessibility reviews, and our mission to partner with individuals and groups across Scotland to help more people find Euan's Guide and share their lived experiences.

A photo of Claire using her powerchair while in front of a bathroom sink

21 Jul 2026

A relaxing weekend away at Homelands Trust's Emsdorf Lodge, Fife

Euan's Guide Review Coordinator Claire takes us along on her relaxing weekend away at Homelands Trust's Emsdorf Lodge, Fife.

An illustration of a map with a disabled / wheelchair user pin and a green car with a plug coming out of the back

14 Jul 2026

DMUK report reveals major accessibility gaps in Europe's EV charging infrastructure

A new report provides a critical look into the current state of public electric vehicle infrastructure across Europe.

13 Jul 2026

Look who's here new venues July 2026

Check oh, some of the brilliant new venues that have recently joined Euan's Guide! If you have visited any of these venues, you can help us by being one of the first people to tell us about your experience in a disabled access review. Sharing your voice gives someone else the choice to go there with confidence.