My Brighton not only offers excellent wheelchair accessible rooms that don’t feel any different to those designed for non-disabled people,

My favourite Wheelchair Accessible and Pushchair Walks in and around East and West Sussex  I love living in a city full of live music and quirky shops, but there’s something quite nice about escaping to the countryside when life feels hectic. Recently I’ve been taking time to slow down and enjoy nature a little more, from seaside strolls to stepping out into the South Downs- Brighton really has it all. As a disabled person often getting out and about or staying away from home

University open days are approaching and for disabled students, understanding access needs is important to aid succes

I didn’t ever really feel a walking stick was mobility aid I needed as a wheelchair user. That was until I realised all the benefits…

Finances:   There are multiple financial support streams available to disabled people applying for higher education, including disability...

I spent two years at University begging for support before the pandemic. Here I am now - in my final year. I won’t give up.

So here’s the start of your local disabled gal pals guide to being disabled in Brighton!