Wheelie Big Adventures
Back to London for more accessible sights. I love my Capital City.
We were back in London again the other week and I thought it might be useful to other ‘wheelers’ if I expanded on my first London post, https://wheeliebigadventures.com/2-nights-in-london-travelling-around-my-capital-city-as-a-wheelchair-user/
This blog entry is a ‘biggie’ for me. How my MS has affected my friendships. Well, here goes…
How accessible is Florence for a full time wheelchair user?
On the basis that in 1339, Florence became the 1st City in the World to use paving, I would hope the answer is “Pretty good”. Read on to get my thoughts and observations.
Dave’s Law of Life In 25 Year Chunks? I’m not Plato by any stretch of the imagination. My mind has been called many things in its
I’m putting my philosophical ‘laws’ down to having too much time to think and bugger all else to do while I’m in
This is the final part, (phew…you poor, poor people), of my Accessible London blog. This post is about the accessibility of The Victoria Palace Theatre in London for a Wheelchair user with MS. Read on for my view of the accessibility.
This is an independent review of hub by Premier Inn’s concept hotel at King’s Cross, London (@hubhotel). It’s not a hotel review that’s, in any way, affiliated with Premier Inn. So, was their accessible hotel room ‘accessible’? Read on…