MemberAnthony @ TWIA
MemberLooking for wheelchair accessible nature trails or outdoor nature focused activities, wildlife sanctuaries etc in the North East of England please
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I hope you find somewhere Louise
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Hi @WheelieWifey, are you local to the area? I only ask because I hope some of my suggestions won’t be a bit too ‘obvious’. Keilder Forest offers some accessible trails, I know firsthand because when I was a kid I visited a centre there and spent a few days exploring. There’s also the Rising Sun Country Park in Benton which I love and…
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Make your voice heard!
newsroom.southeasternrailway.co.uk
Southeastern seeks to expand membership of its Accessible Travel Advisory Panel
The panel is made up of people of different ages and backgrounds who live or work on the Southeastern network All have lived experience of the challenges that can be faced when travelling by train Members provide support and guidance … Continue reading
LEGOLAND Japan Resort has been recognized as the first Certified Autism Center (CAC) in the country by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES).
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LEGOLAND Japan Resort: Leading the Way in Accessibility and Inclusion – Accessible Japan
LEGOLAND Japan Resort in Nagoya is Japan's first Certified Autism Center, offering sensory guides, Assisted Access Passes, wheelchair rentals, and designated rest areas.
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Now I really want to go to LEGOLAND!
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That’s really neat!
I really enjoyed this very real, contemplative piece. Not every travel blog is about traveling!
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Beyond Barriers: How being stuck on bedrest changes how IÂ travel
Sophie Morgan discusses how bedrest impacts her view on travel
Justin Schroth became involved with the website over 5 years ago as he started to plan moving to Japan. As we got to know each other, he naturally became part of the team and went on to not only help create a lot of content on the website but also helped answer the questions of numerous travelers and enabled them to fulfill their dreams…
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So sad to hear the news. I know his love for Japan and his dedication to help others travel in Japan. I miss him and his smile.
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How very sad. I’ve only been involved with the site for a few months and it’s a sad loss . Someone who had time for other people. A special person.
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