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May 2010 Newsletter

How to organise an accessible event? »

Back in 2009, we ran a article on how to organise an accessible event. Recently, we have been getting a number of queries on how to organise accessible events. The following are ten things to consider...

Should Disability Access Certificates have been called Access Certificates? »

As you maybe aware, the forthcoming Part M of the Building Regulations is moving away from the concept of ‘access for people with disabilities’ and towards a more inclusive approach of ‘access...

Sports England launch new guidance document entitled ‘Accessible Sports Facilities’ »

In April 2010, Sport England updated and renamed their guidance note formerly known as “Access for Disabled People” to “Accessible Sports Facilities”.  The purpose of the...

At what stage should accessibility be considered in building projects? »

Since the introduction of the Disability Access Certificate requirements in January 2010, O’Herlihy Access Consultancy has received a number of questions concerning what stage accessibility/Universal...