Accessible cycling charity celebrates a year in Kingston with plans to buy more cycles
An accessible cycling charity has celebrated a year in Kingston with plans to buy two new tricycles to meet demand.
Are there enough baby-changing facilities in male spaces?
The need for baby-changing facilities is an issue that is not widely spoken about but is an issue for many
WATCH: south west London rowing clubs making rowing more accessible
A quintessential English sport to some, reflecting the elitism in society to others, it is safe to say rowing has
Putney school hosts SWL MPs to celebrate introduction of British Sign Language lessons
A bill to officially recognise British Sign Language (BSL) as a language in England, Wales and Scotland is underway, and
How accessibility in theatre has changed after lockdown
Since coming out of lockdown many theatres made promises of reopening to a more accessible post-pandemic world. While we still
Funding refusal for step-free access to Raynes Park and Motspur Park stations ‘a real kick in the teeth’
Merton Liberal Democrats expressed their anger after the Department for Transport denied funding earlier this month for step-free access at
Wimbledon’s Polka Theatre asking for public help to build ‘an incredible place for future generations’
Wimbledon’s Polka Theatre is turning 40 and is asking the public to help raise £1 million for their redesigned space