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    Paul Ralph, a wheelchair user, gives a big thumbs up as he smiles to camera from the pier at North Berwick. He wears a yellow jacket and the beach and sea is visible behind him.

    31 Jul 2023

    Some news from our Access and Inclusion Director

    A blog post about Paul Ralph retiring from Euan's Guide after ten years of reviewing, talking, and sharing his knowledge of the challenges of disabled access and working as our Access and Inclusion Director.

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    28 Jul 2023

    Volunteer Scotland - Volunteer Charter

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    Take That on stage at British Summertime festival

    27 Jul 2023

    July Review Round up

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    Milton Keynes-based Pagrav Dance Company of three British Asian women look to camera while leaning on each other and wearing bright coloured clothing

    20 Jul 2023

    IF: Milton Keynes International Festival 2023 accessible events

    Access in the widest sense has always been at the heart of IF: Milton Keynes International Festival. Since 2010 it has been presenting work, much of it free or deliberately low cost, in unexpected places and spaces in the city and beyond. This year's IF: Milton Keynes International Festival has disabled access at its heart. The festival is running from Friday 21 June until Sunday 30 July, has a series of accessible events including BSL and audio-described performances, VocalEyes Audio Described Guided Touch Tours, BSL Tours led by a Deaf Guide and a BSL Workshop which is free for d/Deaf audiences. A blog post for Euan's Guide about accessible events at Milton Keynes International Festival.

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    A graphic design in blue and white of the Changing Places logo and text saying Changing Places Awareness Day

    19 Jul 2023

    Changing Places Awareness Day 2023

    A blog post on Changing Places Awareness Day 2023 and the importance of Changing Places toilets and facilities. The campaign advocates for the rights of disabled people with complex access requirements, as they believe that everyone deserves a clean, sanitary place to go to the toilet.

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    A photo of Councillor Mark Harris, Councillor Sabrina Dixon, Mayor of Cirencester, and Councillor Nicky Ind, Chair of Cotswold District Council 

    19 Jul 2023

    New Changing Places Facility at Abbey Grounds, Cirencester

    A blog post about the new Changing Places facility at Abbey Grounds, Cirencester. The new facility is equipped with height-adjustable changing tables, a ceiling track hoist, a shower with privacy screen, and plenty of space for people who use wheelchairs, ensuring everyone can access and use the facilities with ease and comfort. Introduced alongside newly renovated public toilets, it shows that Cirencester Town is committed to supporting and including disabled people in the community.    Over a quarter of million people in the UK need Changing Places Toilets to enable them to get out and about and enjoy the day-to-day activities which many of us take for granted. To use a toilet in safety and comfort, these people need to be able to access a Changing Places Toilet, which has more space and the right equipment, including a height adjustable changing bench, a peninsular toilet and a celling hoist. 

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