For half term I went to Norfolk with the family. Choosing where to go was determined by whether a dog and a disabled person could be accommodated (I don’t think it was in that order??). My sister found a suitable hotel i.e. trendy and dog/ disabled friendly. We went to the Brancaster on the Norfolk…
The White Horse on Parson’s Green is an ‘iconic London pub’ with a beer garden and a lovely, accessible interior. Getting into the pub shouldn’t be an issue as I was told there is level access, which is always good! We haven’t been here yet but apparently once you’re inside there is plenty of space (but…
British theatres outside of London are a real recent success story, blossoming in the face of adversity. With cuts to arts programmes going on at the same time that potential customers are being hit by tough financial ciircumstances, it’s been a difficult time for them. With David Cameron promising to continue austerity policies it doesn’t…
Wheeler’s of St James is a “collaboration between Marco Pierre White and Sir Rocco Forte, reviving the world’s oldest and finest fish restaurant in the heart of one of London’s most distinguished locations.” We haven’t been there yet but we found out that the entrance to the restaurant is flat and the front room of…
Located 30 miles to the South East of London we heard about The West House restaurant via various good reviews and chef Graham Garrett’s performance on The Great British Menu. It’s a small family-run restaurant in a 15th Century weaver’s cottage. They have 1 Michelin Star and but unfortunately they have no disabled toilet except for…
Summer’s finally arrived and of course holidays are paramount in everyone’s mind. Mine started with a trip to Berlin & Prague. First was – Berlin – we did a previous review of Berlin, EU Access City 2013 (including where to stay) and now I can give you a first hand report. (BTW we’re doing a series…
Wedgwood is a top quality restaurant, hidden in plain sight on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile. It sits in between the touristy shops and attractions, shining as a beacon of good taste in more ways than one. Set up in 2007 by the eponymous Paul Wedgwood – who appears fairly regularly on TV – Wedgwood serves “fine…
The Michelin Guide for 2014 was published in October for Pubs & Restaurants in GB & Ireland and we thought we’d comment on the suitability of them for disabled customers – as they don’t include this!? We agree with the comment from The Telegraph that “Finally. Michelin shows signs of good taste the Guide has…