Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a city steeped in history and culture. From its stunning architecture to its vibrant arts scene, there’s no shortage of things to do and see in this beautiful city. I feel fortunate to live relatively close to Edinburgh. It’s a city that my family and I often visit for a day out, to catch a show, shop, explore museums, or meet up with friends. Edinburgh is also a popular destination for tourists planning a city break or a stop on their extended tour of Scotland. So, if you are planning an accessible trip of your own, read on to discover some of the best w ..read more

During my recent trip to Manchester, I had the opportunity to stay at the Moxy Manchester City Hotel in one of the wheelchair accessible rooms and I would like to share my review of the experience. The Moxy Manchester City Hotel is part of Marriott Bonvoy. Disclaimer: This was a press invite. As always, all views and opinions in this post are my own and are 100% honest.Where is the Moxy Manchester City Hotel located? Moxy Manchester City is located on Atkinson Street in the Spinningfields district in the heart of Manchester. Old Trafford and Trafford Centre, as well as the Etihad Stadium are w ..read more

London is a city that is known for its iconic public transportation system. From the famous black cabs to the underground and even the Uber boat, there are plenty of ways to easily get around the city. However, for wheelchair users, finding the right option can be challenging and daunting. For years, I avoided using public transport in London because I wasn’t sure what the accessibility was like. However, over time, I have gradually gained confidence in using different modes of transport whenever I visit London. In this post, I will be sharing four wheelchair accessible public transportation o ..read more

London is one of the most vibrant and exciting cities in the world, offering a wide range of activities and attractions. There is always something new and exciting to explore. I recently visited London with my partner, my mum and my 10-year-old nephew. To make the most of our trip, I had to ensure that all our activities were wheelchair accessible and kid-friendly. All of the planning was worth it, as we had an amazing time and made lots of unforgettable memories. So, if you are planning an accessible trip of your own, read on to discover the wheelchair accessible things to do in London that y ..read more

This post is sponsored by Complete Care Shop, but as always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Living with a condition called Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy, means constantly adapting and finding new ways to do things, especially as the condition progresses. This might involve getting help from carers or using special equipment to make daily tasks easier. So, what are some of the things I use in my daily routine as a wheelchair user? Emma uses her adaptive makeup brushes1. Stand-Aid Hoist One of the most used pieces of equipment in my daily routine is my stand-aid hoist. I use this hoist f ..read more

If you’re looking for wheelchair accessible things to do in London, I have just the thing for you: an Up at The O2 wheelchair climb experience. It may be a slightly unusual choice, but it’s such a fun activity that guarantees an unforgettable adventure. I love accessible, adrenaline-rush activities, so climbing the O2 was right up my street. I had an amazing time, and I couldn’t wait to share this review of my Up at The O2 wheelchair climb with you. And the best part? I got to do it with my partner, my mum and my 10 year old nephew. Keep reading for my Up at The O2 wheelchair climb reviewWhat ..read more

AD PR invite. As always, all views and opinions are my own Being a wheelchair user, I find it more convenient and comfortable to travel shorter distances by train. Not only does it eliminate the hassle and stress of air travel, but it also means that I can stay in my power wheelchair throughout the entire journey, which adds to the ease of train travel. So, if you’re considering travelling by train with Avanti West Coast, I hope you’ll find my review of wheelchair accessibility helpful. This includes information on amenities and services, passenger assistance, wheelchair space and companion se ..read more

If you’re looking for a wheelchair accessible holiday cottage in Scotland with a ceiling track hoist, height-adjustable profiling bed, and wetroom, then Clober Farm could be the perfect choice for you. Clober Farm kindly offered us a two-night stay here in return for my honest review. I’m now excited to share my thoughts and tell you all about this accessible accommodation. Clober Farm – Wheelchair Accessible Holiday Cottage Clober Farm, previously a farmhouse, has been transformed into a three bedroom apartment in Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire. It provides a peaceful and relaxing place to st ..read more

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Scotland from the middle of one of the country’s most iconic and beloved lochs. And the best part? It’s wheelchair accessible! I recently had the pleasure of a Loch Katrine cruise on the Steamship Sir Walter Scott, and it was an amazing experience. The steamship is a beautiful historic vessel, and it was fascinating to learn about its history and see it in action on the loch. AD – we received press tickets in exchange for this honest review History of Loch Katrine and the Steamship Sir Walter Scott Loch Katrine is a picturesque freshwater loch located in t ..read more

Being a full-time power wheelchair user, it’s crucial that my wheelchair meets my needs and enables me to maintain my independence and active lifestyle. Unfortunately, many wheelchairs currently available on the market fail to meet the basic requirements. I have experienced this frustration personally, so I was excited to have the opportunity to test drive the new Series 5 powerchair by Glasgow-based company, Freedom One Life. Created by fellow powerchair user, Alex Papanikolaou, the Freedom One Life Series 5 Powerchair aims to empower wheelchair users to ‘live the life you choose’ without lim ..read more