16 Feb 2017
Beyond campaigning: Gordon Aikman 16/02/2017 The 3rd of February 2017 was a day of reflection for many as slowly we heard the news that Gordon Aikman was no longer with us. A friend of Euan’s Guide, and a great pal to Euan and Kiki, and Ryan of Disabled Access Day among others; Gordon will be sorely missed by many of us who knew him, and many more who did not. Gordon was an avid fundraiser and campaigner for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) patients, and Gordon’s Fightback will most likely be remem
15 Feb 2017
When you've always wanted to try dance... 15/02/2017 Whether you’re into hip hop or Bollywood, ballet or samba; or maybe even the boogie-woogie or the merengue; there are inclusive dance classes and groups all around the country for you to explore! With spring semesters just around the corner, now’s the time to find your rhythm and give it a go!
09 Feb 2017
Reviewer Story: Gary's disabled access review journey 09/02/2017 ‘Horsing around’ at The Household Cavalry Museum, ‘a rail fab day out’ at the National Railway Museum, and ‘a close shave’ at Istanbul Barbers – these are just some of our favourite puns used by reviewer Gary in his disabled access reviews! One of our most prolific contributors and our Reviewer of the Year in 2014, we caught up with Gary to learn a little more about his journey with reviewing. Where are the kinds of places you li
08 Feb 2017
Eat like a local or experience cuisine from far-flung countries in the hidden pockets and beautiful buildings of London! Here are a few of our favourite accessible restaurants listed or reviewed on Euan’s Guide right now:
07 Feb 2017
A diverse Celtic kingdom with wild beaches, exotic village names and pockets of remote English countryside; Cornwall is a curious destination for all ages to explore! Here are some of our favourite accessible Cornish attractions that are reviewed or listed on Euan’s Guide:
02 Feb 2017
Top tips for accessible storytelling 02/02/2017 Storytelling doesn’t just take place in a book; all visitor attractions tell stories of some kind, and there are many imaginative ways to make your stories accessible. Theatre groups, libraries, and cinemas also have the opportunity to share stories in a thoughtful and accessible way. So, how can you engage with a wider audience as you tell your story?
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