Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm Wins Inclusivity & Accessibility Awards!
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm have been working hard behind the scenes to make the zoo accessible for all, with a Changing Places toilet recently installed.
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New Mobility Homes Feature walk-In Showers
A new development in the village of Halfway in Lanarkshire has seen 18 new homes being built on the site of an old filling station.
Durham Home To Be Revived For Over-55s
An historical property is to be given a new lease of life by being renovated as flats designed for over-55s to live in.
Hospitality Industry Called Upon To Improve Accessibility Standards
The UK’s hospitality industry has been called upon to make improvements where accessibility standards are concerned.
Kent Council To Use Inclusive Disabled Toilet Signs
Swale council in Kent is displaying new public toilet signs to tackle the misunderstanding around invisible disabilities.
£30 Million In Funding For Changing Places Toilets
The government has announced that £30 million in funding will be made available to install Changing Places toilets in existing buildings around England.
10-Year-Old Raises £5,000 For Disabled Children’s Charity!
A ten-year-old girl with cerebral palsy has successfully raised nearly £5,000 for a disabled children’s charity by doing a five-mile sponsored walk.
People With Learning Disabilities To Be Prioritised In Vaccine Rollout
|The government has confirmed that those who are on a GP register for learning disabilities will be prioritised for a covid-19 vaccination.
Edinburgh Comes Top For Accessible Public Loos!
Research has revealed that two out of three of the Scottish city’s public toilets are wheelchair friendly, putting it at the top of the list.
Proportion Of Accessible New Homes Being Built ‘Now Falling’
Just 9% of homes in England currently provide basic accessibility features – and analysis of 324 English local plans for the next decade shows that this looks unlikely to improve.
Ken Ross Issues Call For Greater Inclusivity For Disabled People On Screen
Film producer Ken Ross, renowned for the likes of My Feral Heart and Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were Rabbit, has issued a call for more disabled people to appear on TV and film screens worldwide.
Have You Heard Of The Leonard Cheshire Can Do Programme?
If you’re looking to develop your skills in the near future, you might find the Leonard Cheshire Can Do programme of particular interest.
