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The issues surrounding the accessibility of entertainment venues are highlighted by a BBC report about a woman who won a legal victory against a concert organiser, but still ended up…

Media reports of supermarket staff being abused while challenging customers who misuse disabled parking bays are disappointing but not particularly surprising. A few years ago we heard about a non-disabled…

Increases to fares added to the ongoing industrial action highlight the need to consider disabled travellers in the debate about rail services. Promises by the rail companies that higher charges…

The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, came under fire from disability campaigners and the media for his claims that disabled workers could be to blame for the UK’s sluggish productivity, and rightly…

National media reports about difficulties encountered by disabled fans who tried to book tickets for Peter Kay’s tour merely highlight some of the ways in which the world of entertainment…

The countdown to publication of an updated British Standard covering key features of the built environment should prompt designers and builders to think twice before embarking on new and planned…

The diaries of seven disabled people provided the inspiration for an article on The Guardian website which is compelling reading for all. Frances Ryan, whose specialist subjects as a journalist…

Insight is invaluable. In measuring the quality and effectiveness of any products or services, you will generally get a more complete picture by consulting the people who use them. That’s…

Some have been doing it since September, and now we’re in the thick of it. Christmas is everywhere, bringing joy to millions but confusion for some and delivering that annual,…

The growing recognition that accessibility is good for business is definitely leading to improvements – but it is also exposing a lack of knowledge and preparation in another key area.…