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📣 Help shape how organisations engage with disabled peopleEquality Together is working in partnership with West Yorkshire Combined Authority to explore what good engagement looks like and the barriers people with physical disabilities can face when having their say.We’re running two workshops in September and would love you to get involved:📍 Monday 14 September – Mayfield Centre, BD4📍 Wednesday 16 September – Central Hall, Keighley🕧 12.30pm–3pm🥪 Lunch providedBooking is essential. Reserve your place here: www.tinyurl.com/et-wycaYour experiences and views can help shape better, more inclusive engagement....#EqualityTogether #DisabilityInclusion #DisabledVoices #WestYorkshire #Bradford #Keighley #Accessibility
We are delighted to be working with colleagues from West Yorkshire Combined Authority as they develop their 'how to engage' guide to allow them to work better with people with physical disabilities. To find out how to join us click here >>> tinyurl.com/ET-WYCA
🚤 Canal Boat Trip - Tuesday 30th JuneWe still have places available on our upcoming canal boat trip for people living with or beyond cancer. If you joined us on our last canal boat trip, you’re very welcome to come along again. It’s a chance to get out, enjoy the scenery and spend time with others in a relaxed setting.To book your place or find out more, please contact:📞 01274 594173 ( Option 2 )You can also complete the attached booki
Our colleagues at Bradford Association for Visually Impaired People (BAVIP) are holding a travel surgery for people who are visually impaired.On Tuesday 23 June 2026, between 10am and 3pm, BAVIP are joining with West Yorkshire Combined Authority and local transport providers to host a Visually Impaired Accessibility Travel Drop-In Surgery at Fountains Church, Bradford, BD5 0BQ. The aim of the event is to give people with visual impairments the skills and confidence to travel independently.This event brings together transport providers, accessibility specialists, and local organisations to:1. Provide practical, tailored support and advice2. Demonstrate accessible travel tools and journey planning resources3. Support tasks such as bus pass applications or renewals4. Gather feedback to improve accessibility across the transport network For more information please contact Wayne Lawrence, wayne.lawrence1481@gmail.com
