New from me for @telegraphtravel: Ten of the most accessible cities in Europe, and how to visit them. 🌏👩🏼‍🦽 This article offers a starting point to explore accessibility across Europe, keeping in mind that everyone’s needs are unique. https://t.co/7d7Kr7dRln

From the Swiss Alps to the Scottish Highlands, train travel can be one of the most accessible ways to explore the world, when it's done right. I picked six epic journeys for @Tripadvisor. 🔗 https://t.co/zRfCTfIzAB #AccessibleTravel #TrainTravel #WheelchairUser #TravelTips

Working on a new piece for Tripadvisor: 6 wheelchair accessible scenic train trips 🚆♿ Disabled travellers + PRs - what routes should I include? Think stunning views + great access. Reply or DM me your recs! #AccessibleTravel #TrainTravel #DisabilityTwitter #JournoRequest

If you care about the railway at all PLEASE read this & ACT - by midnight!! 👇🏻

💚 Happy Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month 💚 Video description - a collection of photos of Carrie-Ann as a child, using different mobility aids and with her legs in casts. Ending on a short clip of Carrie-Ann as an adult, sitting in her wheelchair and smiling for the camera.

Labour wants to scrap PIP for those with "lower needs" i.e. scoring 3 or less for each activity. Let’s look at what that means. Need someone to lift you in and out of the shower? = 3 points. Need someone to dress your lower body – to put on your pants and trousers? = 2 points.

New blog post! ♿️💚 Thanks to @VisitBelfast, I explored wheelchair accessible gems like @TitanicBelfast, @CrumlinRoadGaol and Belfast City Hall. A tour with Belfast Lad Tours made it unforgettable. Read more: https://t.co/ViOE3ffOTO [PR Trip] #AccessibleTravel #VisitBelfast

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My latest article for @TelegraphTravel - The 10 best attractions in London 🇬🇧♿️ The list includes favourites from my own trips and some top rated places from other disabled travellers. Thanks to everyone who sent recommendations! https://t.co/0uXxECxkML

NEWS: Belfast venues and experiences recognised for work to support inclusivity at city’s first ever Inclusive Tourism Awards - https://t.co/wQQw1njyYm @micky_murray @discoverni @visitbelfast @carrieAlightley

I’m looking to include both traditional/classic recommendations and small neighbourhood offerings. All recommendations really gratefully received!

I’m writing a piece for @TelegraphTravel covering 10 of the ‘best accessible’ visitor attractions in London. Accessibility is so nuanced so I’d love recommendations to include from fellow disabled people. Where, and why? #DisabilityTwitter #JournoRequest

The saddest thing about this platform imploding is the loss of #DisabilityTwitter, which was not only a hive-mind but a place of mutual support for so many of us. Where are we going? Threads? Bluesky? Somewhere else? I don't have capacity for loads of platforms but I miss DT.

New from me for @TelegraphTravel: Travelling with a disability is still far from easy – but slowly, things are changing 🌍 Featuring @LimitlessTr4vel, @Hilton, @TUIUK, @BeMyEyes and @AccessAbleUK. Insights from @Journo_Lydia, @Simplyemma2 and others. https://t.co/tu165vkzkU

New from me for @TelegraphTravel - the complete guide to accessible cruises 🚢

Oxenholme is my local station. In my experience, the staff have always been excellent, and I often use them as an example of assistance done right. But this is at least the third time passengers have been locked in the station! Not good enough.

🚨Call out to disabled people who travel regularly! I’m writing an article on the challenges faced by disabled travellers & what’s being done to improve accessibility. Looking for quotes covering personal experiences & recommendations. My DMs are open. #DisabilityTwitter

Cerebral Palsy is a lifelong condition, so why is there not lifelong support? Join us in the campaign to move CP up the political agenda. Add your name in support of the CP Charter here: https://t.co/ppeRr6Rvud @worldcpday #CPForLifeNotJustChildhood #UniquelyCP #WorldCPDay2024

Join us for this special evening to mark World CP Day. This Sunday evening. 6th October 6.30-7.30pm https://t.co/p6x4gM7Yi9

What works for me might not work for a deaf person or someone with dementia. The needs of disabled people are diverse and multifaceted, and it’s vital that we acknowledge this in discussions of accessible travel.  No city is perfect, but these 10 are making significant strides.

Travelling as a disabled person presents a unique set of challenges that often go overlooked. From navigating cobblestone streets to finding truly accessible accommodation, it’s clear that “fully accessible” remains an unhelpful and often inaccurate term.