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4 months agoAccessibility Fails 4 months agoManchester Albert Hall fail
I attended this venue a few weeks ago to watch Billy Talent (absolutely amazing band btw!) and hubby booked accessible tickets as always.
We get to the venue, go to the front as we are always told to do, to find out that there was a step into the venue but no ramp, events though we clearly stated on the email…
Patty and Josh Grisdale4 Comments-
That is horrible! Just shows that communication is the essential first step towards accessibility. I hope they learned that and your pain wasn’t in vain. Also, I trust your scooter was ok?
Billie Talent from Canada?!
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Liz kieran posted an update in the group
4 months agoThe Accessible Outdoors 4 months agoJeff created a website for accessible walks in Sheffield, these include video and pictures of the walks.
After Jeff’s passing his wife, Chris, had continued to improve the website, looking to add…
jeffswheelchairwalks.org.uk
Jeff's Wheelchair Walks – Great Walks For All
Jeff's Wheelchair Walks – Great Walks For All
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Accessible walks in Sheffield
I was approached by a lady on my group to help share her website, made by her disabled husband, of disabled accessible walks in asks around Sheffield.
There are plans to extend the website to include places further afield, users can submit walks with pictures and video footage
http://www.jeffswheelchairwalks.org.uk
jeffswheelchairwalks.org.uk
Jeff's Wheelchair Walks – Great Walks For All
Jeff's Wheelchair Walks – Great Walks For All
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Love it! Thank you for sharing – please invite them to come join tabifolk and keep sharing their walks!
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Liz kieran posted an update in the group
4 months agoChanging Places Talk 4 months agoWeston park Museum address one of the very free places in Sheffield to have installed Adult changing facilities
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Liz kieran posted an update in the group
4 months agoChanging Places Talk 4 months agoPamiloo!
I recently went to Glasgow to see Green Day perform and came across a fully accessible toilet by a charity called Pamiloo!
Owned by Pamis, they have converted a horse box into a loo with a hoist, adult changing facilities and room for those with neurodivergent diagnosis to go and have a break. It’s all been done by public funding to…
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Awesome! Any pictures?
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