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As CAA slams British airports over disability access, one charity is trying to make a difference

As today's UK Civil Aviation Authority report on airport accessibility is heavily critical of four airports in the UK that are failing disabled passeng…

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 various disabilities face when travelling and looked into the resour…

Crathie Opportunity Holidays, Royal Deeside

Our 4 self-catering holiday cottages have a charm and a quality which are certain to surprise and delight you. You will be sure of a warm welcome from our thoughtful and committed staff team and your comfort and care will be their priority.

Blagdon Farm, Devon

Set in the heart of Ruby country (so called after the Ruby Red cattle farmed locally), Blagdon Farm is only a few miles from the wide sandy North Cornwall beaches at Bude and Widemouth Bay, the stunning Cornish resorts of Boscastle and Padstow (home to Rick Stein’s famous seafood restaurant), and the spectacular scenery of Dartmoor and Exmoor.

Railholiday, Cornwall

If you’re looking for an unusual holiday escape, get on board a charming self-catering railway carriage. Railholiday have been offering unique and unusual award-winning holidays in Cornwall for over 19 years.

Top Region for Accessible Petrol Stations Revealed Stations Revealed

Edinburgh is the most accessible region in the UK for disabled motorists when it comes to refuelling at petrol stations, according to new ﬁgures. …

Woodlands at Thornbridge Outdoors, Peak District

We are an outdoor centre in the heart of the Peak District, right on the traffic free Monsal Trail and have several different accommodation buildings available to hire.

Handiscover Teams Up with Amadeus to Expand Their Accessible Accommodation Supply to Hotels Worldwide

Handiscover announced this week that it has recorded 490% growth in booking as compared with a year earlier, thanks to its vigorous increase in accessi…

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, highlighting the progress made by UK airports to help passengers whose disab…

Down on the Farm with Julie Andrews

Nestled in the Devon market town of Buckfastleigh, Pennywell is an exciting, brilliant day out for all. No matter your age or ability, at this farm pa…

Mobility Scooter Accessible City Breaks

When you have a disability or mobility issues, going on holiday can be even more challenging. However, there are still lots of options available for a …

Access Friendly Caribbean Travel Guide launched by Blue Bay Travel

Blue Bay Travel are passionately committed to ensuring that every guest has the opportunity to enjoy their holiday in comfort and style. With this i…

Fresh Dial-a-Ride strikes as peace talks fail

Workers at Dial-a-ride will begin a second series of strikes tomorrow (Tuesday 1 May) after peace talks to resolve the dispute, over the withdrawal of …

Minister for Disabled People, Sarah Newton speaks about the development of assistive technology

Minister for Disabled People Sarah Newton, MP speaks to Able Magazine on how the development of assistive technology is helping more disabled people st…

Travelling with Mobility Needs

Door-to-door, no major destination on Earth is more than 24 hours away. This time tomorrow you could be in New Zealand The world, as Del Boy would t…

New Guide opens doors for disabled visitors

An inspiring new Guide published this Easter aims to support people with diverse needs in enjoying the best of Britain’s attractions – whatever their d…

The $4 million challenge to transform the world of people with lower-limb paralysis

Toyota Mobility Foundation & Nesta’s Challenge Prize Centre launch a multi-million dollar challenge to expand mobility across the globe for people …

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 and new cultures and good food - and yet, as people keep telling m…

Calvert Trust, Exmoor

Calvert Trust Exmoor is the South West’s premier accessible outdoor activity destination for people with all types of disabilities, welcoming over 4,000 guests a year, with the philosophy that “At Calvert Trust Exmoor it’s what you CAN do that counts”.