At the Motability Scheme, we are all about making life more accessible and inclusive. That’s why we were proud to sponsor and judge at this year’s Blue Badge Access Awards.
The Blue Badge Access Awards are a brilliant way to spotlight venues which are leading the way in catering for all.
This year, judges from our enABLE network were tasked with choosing a winner in the Best Day Out category. Our enABLE network is a community of colleagues with disabilities and/or mental health conditions, and their allies.
The contenders in this category did not just think about accessibility. They went above and beyond to make sure visitors had a great experience. In fact, our judges were so impressed, they chose two winners.
Frameless: Art for everyone
Frameless ©
Frameless is a digital art show in central London. But it is not just about looking at pictures. It is a full-on experience for your eyes, ears and imagination.
Our judges loved how Frameless makes it easy for everyone to enjoy art. The venue has step-free access, plenty of seating, and brilliant staff who are trained to support all visitors.
Frameless also listens. They take on feedback from visitors and staff who have lived experience of disability and make changes that really matter. It all adds up to a visit that is exciting, thoughtful and welcoming, no matter your age or ability.
Brentford FC: Scoring goals in accessibility
Brentford Football Club ©
A double win for accessibility
Our judges were so impressed by both Frameless and Brentford FC, they gave the top prize to both of them.
Well done to Frameless and Brentford FC for leading the way. And a big congratulations to Centre:MK, who were highly commended, and Blenheim Palace for their brilliant entry too.
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