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Six Places I Love in Belfast and County Antrim
From warm cognac at Titanic Hotel to an entirely one-sided race with the Causeway shuttle bus, these are six places I love in Belfast and County Antrim.
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Five Luxury Travel Icks That Reveal a Bigger Guest Experience Problem
From shower curtains and cobbled disabled bays to disappearing dining chairs, these five luxury travel icks reveal what happens when accessibility is separated from the wider guest experience.
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National Express as a Wheelchair User: Sheffield to London
Could one direct coach remove some of the stress from travelling to London as a wheelchair user? I tried National Express from Sheffield Meadowhall to Victoria and found a journey I would genuinely choose again.
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A Disabled Bay Is Only the Beginning
A broken lift at Manchester Chorlton Street sent me down a vehicle exit ramp in my wheelchair, only for the route to end at two steps. A few weeks later, the British Parking Awards showed me how much goes into making a car park work, and why accessible parking excellence…
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Beyond Motability: The Best Private-Market Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Cars for Wheelchair Users
I am looking beyond Motability for an electric or plug-in hybrid family car that can carry my wheelchair, support a safe transfer and work properly with hand controls. These are the nine serious contenders, and the evidence behind them.
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New Maldives Luxury Resort Openings: What We Know About Accessibility So Far
New Maldives resorts reveal what luxury hospitality values now. We examine the access information published by V Villas, Mondrian, Maxx Royal, Coco de Mer and Hyatt Regency Samarafushi, including the questions still worth asking.
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Letters from Luiz: The stories we don’t see from the outside
An unplanned speech, a little toy till that still rang, and questions that followed me from the road to the hotel room. A personal letter about the stories we don’t see.
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Accessible Luxury Hotels in London: A User Experience Review
Five luxury London hotels, one two-night business trip and a simple test of what “book direct” means for a wheelchair user. Hotels have spent years teaching us that booking direct is the smarter way to stay. The hotel’s own website should offer the clearest choice, the best understanding of its…
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Legend and Legacy: Kam Mirza on the Details That Shape a Journey
From one car and a family name to a growing chauffeur business, Kam Mirza shares the story behind Legend Executive Chauffeurs and why thoughtful service begins long before a passenger steps inside the vehicle.
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LEVEN Manchester Review: An Accessible Room I’d Happily Live In
Inside LEVEN Manchester’s accessible Living Space, where thoughtful design, a generous wet room, an open-plan kitchen and a proper freestanding bath sit together with very little compromise.
