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Today is cerebral palsy awareness day. To give you an idea of what it is please see the information below.
This cerebral awareness month please research more about the condition and don’t be afraid to ask questions.

Happy international women’s day. Let’s remember that all women matter and all women are different. Let’s remember the importance of equality and diversity and inclusion.

Recruiting Now!

Hi all thanks to our successful launch of our Access All Areas group on Saturday 17th April 2021 We are now looking to recruit disabled/people with all disabilities. to join our team and become a permanent part of the Access All areas. There will also be opportunities for disabled young people to come and discuss their ideas and any access related issues as part of our monthly drop in sessions.
If anyone would like any more information on how to become a member please drop us a message on here or email [email protected] for more information on how to get involved with our exciting new project. for now please have a read of our core aims to help you understand more about our inspirations for our group.

Promoting awareness and accessibility for our community

We are delighted to announce our new venture "Radcliffe Market - Access All Areas".

We want to hear from young adults who have personal experience of Disability or who have an interest in getting involved with a new, and dynamic initiative promoting accessibility in our town.

We have big plans but initially we want to take a fresh look at the experience our market offers to those who have additional access requirements. We need your help! Do you want to play a part in helping us to make some exciting and important additions? Not only will you help us to be a fully inclusive community space in our own right but you will be a key part in what will soon be an inspiring collaboration with similar organisations who want to make our town a more inclusive place.

Message us now to express your interest, we can't wait to tell you about our plans and for you to be a part of our wonderful work.

FREE WREATH MAKING WORKSHOP: Woman of Worth are hosting a seasonal celebration at on Wednesday 30th November. If you would like to partake in the free workshop, please contact the email address on the poster. Other activities include a quiz, raffle, tombola and community stalls. The event is free entry and refreshments will be served.
Come and support a local organisation in an accessible, friendly environment!

Absolute inequality at its worst horrible behaviour from Ryanair. This is possibly the worst thing I have had to read today. Best of luck Vicki Cunningham I am fully behind you with this awful situation. I hope you get something sorted for your boy.

https://www.qlocal.co.uk/southport/news_list/Southport%E2%80%99s_Noah_with_multiple_disabilities_receives_disgusting_treatment_by_Ryanair-55055969.htm

Southport’s Noah with multiple disabilities receives disgusting treatment by Ryanair 210427 The reality of being 18 and disabled unfortunately hit home to Noah, 18 today. Noah wanted a lads trip, being 18, so was off on a 3 day trip to Rome early this morning (with his friends, brother and carers). The family had absolutely everything in place, and have done everything the airline a...

Massive congratulations to Luisa's you are fine example of the way access should look in Radcliffe. You have taken all our recommendations on board and shown that you really care about the importance of access for all people with disabilities regardless of their needs.

As you are aware Access All Areas will be Group to observing National Cerebral Palsy Month.

To participate in this campaign to spread awareness access all areas, we will be hosting a coffee morning on this Thursday 24th March at 11am

So way not Come and spend some time with us and speak to us to learn more about the challenges faced by people with cerebral palsy . The more people know about cerebral palsy and struggles faced by those living with this condition, the more we can create a safe and friendly environment and a better culture for them to strive in, rather than the extreme challenges they face.

Our coffee morning with cakes will be provided free of charge.

Crafts will be available and may come with a small charge of which a donation will go to our group to help them keep spreading the awareness!

CONNECT - BELIEVE - CHANGE

Hi guys next Thursday 24th is cp awareness day starting at 11am. Hope you can all attend

Hi all thanks to our successful launch of our Access All Areas group on Saturday 17th April 2021 We are now looking to recruit disabled/people with all disabilities. to join our team and become a permanent part of the Access All areas. There will also be opportunities for disabled young people to come and discuss their ideas and any access related issues as part of our monthly drop in sessions.
If anyone would like any more information on how to become a member please drop us a message on here or email [email protected] for more information on how to get involved with our exciting new project. for now please have a read of our core aims to help you understand more about our inspirations for our group.

Promoting awareness and accessibility for our community

We are delighted to announce our new venture "Radcliffe Market - Access All Areas".

We want to hear from young adults who have personal experience of Disability or who have an interest in getting involved with a new, and dynamic initiative promoting accessibility in our town.

We have big plans but initially we want to take a fresh look at the experience our market offers to those who have additional access requirements. We need your help! Do you want to play a part in helping us to make some exciting and important additions? Not only will you help us to be a fully inclusive community space in our own right but you will be a key part in what will soon be an inspiring collaboration with similar organisations who want to make our town a more inclusive place.

Message us now to express your interest, we can't wait to tell you about our plans and for you to be a part of our wonderful work.

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness month, which is dedicated to the 17 million people diagnosed with cerebral palsy around the world.

Tomorrow is the start of cerebral palsy awareness month access all areas has some big plans to raise awareness of cerebral palsy. Stay tuned to our page for further updates.

Since moving our friends Luisa's have been working really hard to improve their accessibility to their restaurant check out some of the things have already been putting in place since our visit. Access all areas are very proud to support a business that cares so much about Its access for all its customers who have access requirements. 

Our new restaurant is heading in to its crucial final few weeks of development - we are so proud of how far it’s come from the empty white box it was when we started.

Since we moved in, we have:

- Built a new open-plan kitchen that is 3 times the size of our previous one. It includes a brand new wood fired oven, full cookline, and a facilities area.

- Created a bar, fitted out with a professional coffee machine and enough space to serve wine, beer, spirits, and a carefully designed cocktail menu.

- Kitted out toilets, including building a new, spacious accessible toilet with handrails and baby changing facilities.

- Restructured the entrance to the building to allow better access for people with reduced mobility.

- Decorated throughout with our familiar Luisa’s navy blue, with flashes of copper and sunset tones to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

It’s been a rollercoaster journey, but one that we are glad to be nearing finishing line. Sadly, rising costs of construction, labour, and crucial equipment have pushed the project further and further back. We still can’t commit to an opening date until these hurdles have been crossed.

Many of you have contributed to the project already, which was such a humbling experience for us. Thank you for your support, now and always.

There is still a huge amount of work to be completed before we can open - and that’s where we would like to ask for your help. Anything you can donate towards the project goes towards the fit out of the new restaurant, as well as keeping our staff employed.

Click on the link below to help out - there are some cool rewards to earn as a thank you for getting involved.

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/luisas-first-restaurant

These are the very nice ladies toilets in the restaurant where we just went for dinner; and the other photos show the disabled toilet and some brushes and mops I removed from across the toilet. I don’t think I need to ask wherher this is equal treatment.

Please help our friends Luisa's raise funds to support their new venture . They have worked extremely hard in order to get to this point. Even drafting us in to help make improvements to the access of the restaurant. Anything you can spare will help go towards these improvements and help them achieve their dream come true.

Luisa's First Restaurant We're opening our first restaurant after the huge success of our pilot at Radcliffe Market

Access all areas had the pleasure of being invited down to Luisa's giving them advice on access issues access all areas are really looking forward to a return visit to see the changes that you have implemented as a result of our visit. Thank you so much for supporting the group we are looking forward to working with you.

Today is international day of persons with disabilities to all our followers may we remind you that got all disabilities are visible so please remember to be kind when you are out and about.

Hi everyone as a reminder our kids Halloween 🎃 film will take place this Thursday at 1pm. Feel free to bring your own little monsters.

🎞 Come and join us at Radcliffe Market for a spooky Halloween film starting at 1pm on Thursday 28th October.

👻 Feel free to bring your own little monsters. A goody bag will be donated by Asda and there will be a prize for the best fancy dress.

🧛‍♂️ The film will be PG rated and the market is a great, accessible space.

Spread the Halloween vibes to anyone you think may be interested in a great family treat! 🎃

Donations are very much welcomed and will very much appreciated to help support the cause . Thank you 😊
Jigsaw Bury Radcliffe Market Asda Spotted:Radcliffe

Next film 🍿 28th October kids Halloween 🎃 film come in fancy dress prizes will be given for the best dressed film is £2 on the door. Goody bags donated by Asda.

Access All Areas will be having a social gathering film day on Thursday at 1pm at Radcliffe Market why not come and join us. The aim of our film days are to raise funds for better access facilities in social environments, as well as help raise awareness and support other groups in socialising activities - having a place to go to meet greet and have a treat.
AAA Thursday film 🍿 fun day. There will be a suggested payable entry fee of £2 however any donations would be greatly appreciated and welcomed. Any money raised on the day will go towards funding our future projects.

Hi guys we are pleased to announce that the access all areas coffee morning in aid of Macmillan raised an amazing £250 thank you to everyone who donated.

Just want to say a massive thank you 🙏 to all those who came and supported us today. Just a quick note to say the raffle and Colin the Caterpillar game have been extended to Saturday 2nd October to enable us to raise as much as money as possible. So far we have raised just over £200

Hi guys as all maybe well aware by now we are hosting a Macmillan coffee morning on Tuesday from 10-2 as part of that we will be doing a raffle special thanks to Luisa's eggs the market bar and of course course Lesley from the market garden for donations towards our Raffle in aid of Macmillan cancer support. Come along on Tuesday from 10 to find out how you can win some fantastic prizes and support a great cause.
Once again thank you for your support.



Fruit & Veg Hamper
Dom -Bells Chutney Hamper
House of Bun meal Voucher
Luisas meal voucher
Market Bar Hamper

Hi guys don’t forget our Macmillan coffee morning will take place on Tuesday 28th September please see the poster below for more information.
Once again thank you for your continued support.

Please help our local foodbank Trinity Foodbank Radcliffe by donating whatever you can.

Access All Areas are going to be hosting a Macmillan coffee morning on Tuesday 28th September at Radcliffe Market Hall anyone can come down to support us everyone is welcome any offers of donations are also greatally appreciated more information will be posted soon…..

one of our lovely volunteers has updated our flyer.

Good evening to all our followers Trinity Foodbank Radcliffe need our help once again they are running low on supplies if you are able to spare any donations please drop them at trinity food bank. Thank you for your support.

https://www.facebook.com/566966572/posts/10157896584096573/?d=n

Fantastic work being done at Beamish Museum where my sister works and long may it continue. Access All Areas hopes to obtain funding in the future to be able to provide a charging places facility in Radcliffe Market. Through posts like this and as a group we hope to raise awareness and continue to remind people that not every disabled is visible.
Did you know that
 https://www.changing-places.org around a quarter of a million people relay on changing places toilets just to enable them to enjoy a day out. so this please think of those who maybe need that extra bit of help to enable them to enjoy a family day out let’s raise as much awareness as possible around this issue.




Today is Changing Places Awareness Day. Did you know that Over a quarter of a million people need access to a Changing Places toilet to enable them to enjoy days out. Businesses like beamish museum are very proud to say they cater for all disabilities regardless of their needs. Well done to them for raising awareness for such an important issue.

We are proud to say that our 1950s welfare hall features Changing Places facilities, including a wash and dry toilet, hoist, changing bench and adjustable basin.

Changing Places are enhanced accessible toilet facilities for people with disabilities.

Find out more about these facilities at - https://www.beamish.org.uk/changing-places-facilities/

Changing Places Facilities - Beamish Located inside our 1950s welfare hall, our Changing Places Facilities provide enough space for disabled people and their carers and the right equipment.