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Oct 09 2024 
Vilnius – exploring the green capital of Lithuania
Lithuania…. Maybe not the first place many people think of when planning a city break away. But a few days in the glorious capital of Vilnius convinced me that it absolutely should be on everyone’s wish list of places to visit.
Only two and a half hours from London, this beautiful Baltic city is all about ease. It…
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Aug 03 2024 
Ability Needs – Dreaming of Italy
I am excited to say that my latest article has been published in Ability Needs summer edition.
‘Dreaming of Italy – An escape to the sleeping beauty of Mantua’ takes you on a journey from a rainy Devon summer to this beautiful Northern Italian town. Mantua, also known as Mantova, is repeatedly voted…
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Jul 24 2024 
Wheelchair accessibility in the British countryside
According to statistics, over ninety percent of Britain is countryside. So why is so much of this still so inaccessible to people with disabilities?
Last month, I was very privileged to be part of a group of people walking one hundred miles along the Cotswold Way on behalf of the charity, Rally Round Rupert.
The charity works to…
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Mar 27 2024 
Copenhagen – An accessible guide to Denmark’s capital city
A return visit to Copenhagen, this time with Stan as well. As an aspiring architect and keen photographer, this has been on his places to visit list for a while, with Copenhagen having been appointed European City of Architecture in 2023. And it did not disappoint!
Within seconds of stepping outside of our hotel, the camera was…
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Jul 19 2023 
Front page news!
I was very happy to see that my recent article for UCan2 magazine made the front cover! UCan2 is a successful disability magazine, distributed across the UK. It covers a range of topics relevant to the disability community. The feature highlights Sweden as a destination and outlines a number of reasons why…
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Jun 06 2023 
Accessible travel on the High Coast of Sweden
The High Coast of Sweden - why to visit and what to do for an accessible adventure -
Oct 24 2022 
Visiting Tirana – how accessible is Albania’s capital city?
There is a saying in the Cambridge English dictionary that all roads lead to Rome. It essentially means that all methods lead to the same point in the end. It is also the name of an episode of Doctor Who, but I digress. In Tirana, it certainly feels as though all roads lead to Skanderbeg Square. The square is…
