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What Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026 is and why digital accessibility matters
Our guide to Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) covers what digitial accessibility means, why simple design helps people and how accessibility is evolving.
Getting around big events in your wheelchair
Wheelchair access at stadiums and big venues is better than ever. But it’s always best to put a little planning in before you go to a big game or concert. Explore our guide to accessible venues in the UK.
Five inspiring artists, scientists and healers for disabled people
Discover five inspiring creatives, scientists and doctors who became iconic in their fields. Read the last in our series on people in history who advocated for disabled people.
Staying safe online: Steps to protect your information
Protecting yourself from online fraud does not need to be complicated. A few simple habits can make a big difference and help keep your details and your finances safe online.
Five champions of education and support for disabled people
Discover five champions of education and support and what they did for disabled people. Read the third in our series on people in history who advocated for disabled people.
New ideas for a new year: discover your next inclusive hobby
Looking for a new hobby or sport in the new year? It’s the perfect time to try something fun and inclusive. We’ll help you find the right activity. And show you how your Motability Scheme vehicle can help.
Christmas 2025: Accessible festive days out
Now that December’s upon us, there are lots of fun activities to help you get into the festive spirit. Rough Guides have chosen some of their top picks here.
How to get a Santa letter for your child
A letter from Santa creates special Christmas memories for children, but finding personalised or accessible options can be tricky. Here's a list of trusted organisations that offer them.
