accessibility

• News / Transport

  Step-free access at some Bristol stations still years away

  “We have a system where a number of stations are not accessible”

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• Features / disability

  Can Bristol urban plan its way to accessibility?

  Amid a raft of urban planning changes, is Bristol actually becoming more accessible?

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• Books / disability

  Bristol author Lottie Jackson publishes memoir tackling the stigma surrounding disability

  ‘See Me Rolling’, which also includes an essay collection, is published by Penguin Random House

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• News / Stoke Bishop

  Improved accessibility at a north Bristol nature reserve

  A new path recognises the barriers to nature faced by some

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• News / Wiper and True

  The Old Market venue and taproom putting accessibility at the forefront

  The site was designed with accessibility in mind while the staff have undergone disability training

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• News / Gaol Ferry Bridge

  Bristol needs more bridges

  Five bridges will close for repairs over the next five years

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• Family / quirky campers

  Campaign to create accessible campervan for disabled children smashes target

  Accessible Iris will be available to rent for families with disabled children

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• Other Sport / Surfing

  Adaptive surfing championships return to The Wave

  Bristol's inland surfing lake will host the world-leading event on July 8

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