Festival’s purple patch will be a Wales first

Festival’s purple patch will be a Wales first

An international festival is to become the first major event in Wales to provide a special safe chill-out space for people with special and additional needs. This year’s four-day Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod is back live again to celebrate its 75th...
Anglesey To Pilot Accessible Tourism Scheme

Anglesey To Pilot Accessible Tourism Scheme

Anglesey has been chosen by PIWS, a community initiative, for a pilot scheme which aims to put Access for All at the heart of the island’s tourism and leisure sector. With 14.1 million people registered disabled in the UK, it is estimated that 1 in 4 families visiting...
North Wales firms urged to tap  into £249bn of spending power

North Wales firms urged to tap into £249bn of spending power

A North Wales business leader has set up a social enterprise to help companies tap into the £249 billion of spending power of disabled people in the UK. Davina Carey-Evans, who runs the Anglesey-based event and marketing company Sbarc, set up Piws (Welsh for purple)...

Hidden Disabilities to get Blue Badges

Millions more people will be able to apply for blue badge parking permits from Friday as new rules come into force to support those with hidden health concerns. The scheme’s eligibility criteria in England has been expanded by the Department for Transport (DfT)...

What is Learning Disability Pride?

Learning Disability Pride, or LDP, is a week of celebrations across Britain. We want people with learning disabilities, their friends, families and supporters to have marches, walks, parties and events all across the country from 15th to 21st June 2019.

Look out for the Sunflower Lanyard

The sunflower lanyard is a way for customers to indicate to staff across the airports that they may need additional care and support. The optional service is intended for customers with hidden disabilities such as hearing loss, autism or dementia. The Hidden...
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