Wallops Wood – Universally adapted for all visitors
Tucked away in the Hampshire countryside, Wallops Wood is universally adapted for a…
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City breaks for wheelchair users
So many cities, so little time… We’ve asked our friends at Disability Horizons to s…
Columnist Emma Muldoon – Caravans and cassette tapes
Some of my fondest childhood memories are of caravan holidays with my family. We lo…
The Accomable story: scaling up for greater social impact
Srin Madipalli is a Londoner, a former lawyer and a lifelong wheelchair user with a…
Columnist Emma Muldoon: There’s no place like home…
I’m super excited to be a new columnist for Able Magazine. I live in Central Sc…
5 Tips for Going on Holiday with Dementia
If you live with someone who has dementia, getting away on holiday can be quite dif…
Family Fund – Helping Disabled Children
Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families raising disab…
Explore Scarborough
Scarborough is the largest holiday resort on the Yorkshire coast and has much to of…
Driving for true independence
The Ford Link, by Sirus Automotive, is designed to give you total flexibility; the …
Coachbuilt GB – The award winning UK manufacturer of Wheelchair Accessible iCruiser Motorhomes
Coachbuilt provide truly bespoke wheelchair accessible day vehicles & motorhome…
Buying Guide to Accessible Caravans and Motorhomes
If you thought that spending time in a caravan or motorhome was a cramped, uncomfor…
Go on a Safari with Endeavour
We never tire of the sound of the African bush. That cacophony of noise brings a wh…
Thinking about flying with a disability?
QEF’s Tryb4uFly service provides advice for adults and children so they can access …
Cities to Love
Escaping day-to-day life, even just for a few days, is a great way to relax and get …
Accessible Travel: 23 Of The Best Apps And Resources
Oliver’s Travels carried out a survey to find out what the main issues people with v…
CAA Reports On Progress To Support Passengers With Hidden Disabilities At UK Airports
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has recently published a new report, highlight…
Travelling with Mobility Needs
Door-to-door, no major destination on Earth is more than 24 hours away. This time to…
Go On An Adventure – Despite Your Disability!
I want to be a travel writer. There, I said it. I want to live a life of exploration…
Fight Or Flight – Taking on the airlines
Able Magazine has always encouraged disabled people to be as independent as possible…
Accessible Motorhomes
What if you could genuinely take all the luggage and kit you wanted on hol…
‘Please Offer Me a Seat’ badge and card to be rolled out permanently
Transport for London (TfL) has announced that a blue badge for those less able to st…
Nothing beats the sensation of hitting the open road
Nothing beats the sensation of hitting the open road. The freedom, the adventure and the spontaneity attached to embarking on an epic road trip is something truly addictive. Whether it's ambling along the English countryside or busting a gut across the length of Europe - the possibilities seem endless.
Getting Outside – Your Comfort Zone
The beautiful blooms signal summer and hopefully warmer weather. Many people will s…
Chartwell Insurance – Giving disabled travellers a fair deal
Travel insurance might now be universally regarded as a necessity for anyone going o…
Travel: How to get where you’re going
Lots of people assume that disability and public transport don’t really mix but arme…