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Q. What do Disabled People and Jedi have in Common?
A: we might not be ticking the right boxes! Leading up to the 2021 census, I was interested to read a plea from Andrew Copson,
Quiet Time
I saw a “comedian” post an image of a poster from a bank window advertising quiet hour on Tik Tok this week and she made
Access Rating Welcomes New Ambassadors.
Throughout the pandemic, many non-disabled people have experienced the frustration of being unable to access their places of work, shops and recreational spaces. For wheelchair
(Virtual) Musings on the Pandemic
I have been shielding since March due to my immuno-compromised state from MS-related treatments. Eight months gives one more than ample time to think about
Version 4.0 is here!
Version 4.0 of our Access Rating App is here with more venue types to review and an improved search facility! Yes, that’s right, not only
What access means to me – Access Rating
Social enterprise Access Rating has launched a new campaign called “What access means to me”, where people of the disability community share their thoughts on
Coping with Social Isolation – Access Rating
Social enterprise launches online initiatives to help tackle social isolation amongst disabled during Covid-19 A disability app has gone above and beyond recently to organise
Access Rating App – Join the Access Revolution
On Friday 7th February Access Rating Founders Mark Esho, Rich Copson and Jij Vaidya put on their best suits and went down to the “Culture