Over the last few weeks, many of you have asked questions in our Travel Club Whatsapp and at our meetings about travelling by air. There are many steps to the process that many people can struggle with and airports can often be big, busy places. The important thing to remember is that assistance is available and many recognize the "Sunflower Lanyards". You can find out more information by looking on your airport website. Some airports such as Manchester have helpful virtual

An exciting week in the run-up to the festivities, but not for everyone. This is why the week is a tale of two halves, to be mindful of everyone. Note the timings have changed. The group starts at 6pm and runs to 8pm, slightly different, all are welcome to come and chill out and draw or doodle.

Did you know if you have a disability you may be eligible for up to 1/3 off the cost of train travel? A Disabled Person's Railcard can be purchased for just £20 a year online or via the post. More information can be found on Where to Buy - Disabled Persons Railcard There is a range of assistance on offer when travelling by train across the UK. You can find out more on the National Rail Enquires website: Passenger Assist | National Rail Accross the UK there is over 15,000km

I recently spoke to a fellow All4Inclusion member, who wishes to remain anonymous about his experiances of travelling by train. I am an individual with disabilities these include a visual impairment, autism learning disabilities and Hand Eye Co-Ordination issues, the passenger assistance has mostly been good with the trains for myself, I do book in advance, were as you can do turn up and go assistance (TUAG) I would not recommend that especially if it’s a unmanned station as