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My Way Access, built by people with disabilities, for people disabilities. For every time you were considering visiting a new town or city, but didn't know where was accessible for you, now you can with My Way Access. My Way Access is an on-line directory, containing details of businesses and how suitable they are for disabled clientele, from across Ireland and the United Kingdom. It is a growing list of businesses, which can be added to by you. You can submit businesses to our directory from your own locality or elsewhere. Comment on businesses that you've visited and rate the businesses on various topics. We hope that this information will then help you decide if your needs can be met at that particular business. We hope that this in turn will help businesses, where necessary, improve their facilities and services for people with disabilties. Over the coming months, we will be adding many new features to My Way Access. It will become more than just an online directory, it will also develop into a Social Networking site. Will we be able to search for suitable places for visit for people with disabilities. We'll be able to discuss ideas and speak openly to each other about items, which are currently in the news that affect us. My Way Access is about helping you and having a bit of fun as well. Sign up to My Way Access today, it's FREE!

13/11/2025

World Kindness Day

Real kindness isn’t inspirational quotes, hashtags, or “thoughts and prayers.”

Real kindness is changing how you act in the world so Deaf and disabled people aren’t left out, ignored, or treated as an inconvenience.

Kindness looks like:

• Listening when we say something isn’t accessible
• Not speaking over us when we talk about our own lives
• Challenging ableist jokes, slurs and “banter”
• Making space — literally — for mobility aids
• Asking what someone needs instead of assuming
• Using clear communication, captions, plain language, and patience
• Believing us the first time we tell you something is a barrier

Kindness isn’t pity or inspiration.
It’s respect.
It’s action.
It’s treating Deaf and disabled people like equals — because we are.

12/11/2025

I’m really encouraged to see Zack Polanski and The Green Party putting deaf and disabled people at the centre of policy. 💚

“Nothing About Us, Without Us” isn’t just a slogan — it’s about listening to lived experience and building a fairer society.

But I’m still waiting on a reply to my emails and messages to Zack about the Assisted Dying Bill. Many of us in the disabled community see this Bill as dangerous — it risks devaluing disabled lives at a time when we’re already fighting for equality and support.

We need clarity. Where does the Green Party really stand?

DPAC (Disabled People Against Cuts)
Not Dead Yet
Green Party of England and Wales

07/11/2025

The Stephen Nolan Show’s recent broadcast (05/11/25) spread false and damaging claims about the Motability Scheme — fuelling stigma and ableism against disabled people.

We’re encouraging deaf and disabled people, and our allies, to take action by submitting a formal complaint to the BBC using our ready-made letter.

📨 Stand up for truth and fairness — make your complaint today:
👉 cutt.ly/ntqzsq6z

02/11/2025

I want to thank Bill Naylor who gifted me this beautiful framed artwork of a DeLoreon from ForSight Ni.

I know have it hanging proudly in my kitchen for everyone to admire.

If anyone knows Bill, please pass on my thanks and appreciation. And of course to Sarah Kilfedder from Forsight NI in Omagh for keeping this in store ❤️

30/10/2025

Dwarfism Awareness Month: YoUTube Trolling.

After esterday's video, was given a few hurtful, ableist comments.

29/10/2025

Dwarfism Awareness Month: Curiosity and Mockery

27/10/2025

Had a great meeting this afternoon with Ryan Tracey from Focus at Community House, Omagh, discussing local disability access issues and plans to relaunch the Omagh Access Forum in 2026 after the post-COVID slowdown.

It’s time to put accessibility back on the local agenda 💪♿️

25/10/2025

What the time change can mean to some disabled people

09/10/2025

A wheelchair user goes to Strule Arts Centre in Omagh to see Dylan Moran

06/10/2025

Today I attended an IMTAC meeting with Department for Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins at Northern Ireland Assembly, Belfast today.

27/09/2025

Choice or coercion?

⚠️ A warning from Switzerland ⚠️

DPAC Northern Ireland DPAC (Disabled People Against Cuts)

23/09/2025

Stop fear mongering Donald Trump and RFK Jnr

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

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My Way Access, built by people with disabilities, for people disabilities. For every time you were considering visiting a new town or city, but didn't know where was accessible for you, now you can with My Way Access. My Way Access is an on-line directory, containing details of businesses and how suitable they are for disabled clientele, from across Ireland and the United Kingdom. It is a growing list of businesses, which can be added to by you. You can submit businesses to our directory from your own locality or elsewhere. Comment on businesses that you've visited and rate the businesses on various topics. We hope that this information will then help you decide if your needs can be met at that particular business. We hope that this in turn will help businesses, where necessary, improve their facilities and services for people with disabilities. Over the coming months, we will be adding many new features to My Way Access. It will become more than just an online directory, it will also develop into a Social Networking site. Will we be able to search for suitable places for visit for people with disabilities. We'll be able to discuss ideas and speak openly to each other about items, which are currently in the news that affect us. There will be lots of exciting new developments. My Way Access is about helping you and having a bit of fun as well. Sign up to My Way Access today, it's FREE!