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Alyce King: Writing the Book She Needed After Becoming a Wheelchair User
When Alyce King became a full-time wheelchair user almost overnight, the guidance around her stopped where real life began. Through Becoming A Wheelchair User: Knowing What I Know Now, she has turned the practical knowledge, emotional truth and realistic hope she needed into something the next person can hold onto.…
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Spa Day Bliss at Breedon: When Luxury and Access Feel Like Part of the Same Experience
Some places become part of how you celebrate. The Spa at Breedon Priory has quietly become that place for Claire and me. We’d visited before and loved it, so when we were planning a birthday spa day, going back felt like an easy decision. It had already proved itself as…
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An Accessible Bathroom for Whom?
The room where luxury hotels reveal what they really understand about disability Luxury hotels are quick to tell you they have an accessible bathroom.Far fewer can tell you exactly who it works for. That’s because accessibility isn’t one experience. And the bathroom is often the room where a hotel’s understanding…
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The Santorini Stay I Was Told Wasn’t Made For People Like Me
At Santorini Sky, high above the island on Mount Profitis Ilias, I found a private luxury villa experience that quietly changed what accessible travel in Santorini is allowed to look like. The Santorini everyone dreams of Some places tell you they aren’t made for you before you’ve even arrived. Not…
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Manchester’s Summer Culture Edit
Audio Described theatre, cinema, exhibitions and cultural experiences for blind and visually impaired audiences Manchester knows how to do a summer calendar. Theatre nights.Gallery mornings.Cinema afternoons.A reason to stay in town a little longer after lunch. This first Access Manchester Summer Culture Edit brings together Audio Described events and cultural…
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Tattu Leeds: Style, Service and the Luxury of Things Working
Some places make their first impression before you’ve even reached the table. Tattu Leeds is one of them. Cherry blossom. Low lighting. A little bit of theatre. It has that particular restaurant atmosphere where someone has clearly thought about how the room should feel, not just how it should look.…
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Santorini Experts: The Private Tour That Made More of the Island Feel Possible
The Edit | by Luiz Faye Some places stay with you because they’re beautiful. Others stay with you because of how they make you feel. Santorini has been both for me. Last year when I toured the island, I saw some extraordinary places. I lit a candle at the monastery…
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Kelly Phillips: The Menopause Conversation Workplaces Can’t Afford to Ignore
Perimenopause changed the way Kelly Phillips understood her own body. Now, through Strong Womenopause, she’s helping women, workplaces and the wider wellbeing industry move beyond awkward awareness and into practical support. There are some conversations the workplace can only ignore for so long. Not because they’re new. Because they’ve always…
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My 6 Travel Essentials That Became Everyday Non-Negotiables
I love a good travel essential. Not the kind that sits untouched in a suitcase because it looked useful when you panic-bought it at 11pm. The kind you use once on a trip and then somehow start using every day at home too. That is what happened with this list.…
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TUI Blue Meltemi: A Milestone Santorini Stay
There is something quietly revealing about returning to a hotel. The first time can be magic. Especially when the first time was your wedding. A wedding wraps a place in so much emotion that it becomes difficult to separate the service from the sentiment. You remember the flowers, the family,…
