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It's not me. It's you.
Linking customer experience and accessibility. The newsletter is for everyone who is passionate about inclusion in aviation, transport and railway written by a wheelchair-using business consultant.

It's not me. It's you.

What the Equality Act 2010 actually asks of transport operators

More disabled people are travelling by train in the UK than ever. That is worth celebrating. It is also exactly why the future must be level boarding.

And what a difference staff can make.

The gap between compliant and genuinely accessible is wider than many want to admit.

Germany's reputation doesn't survive contact with its trains and services.

Airports built a system where disabled people must self-identify to access basic dignity. Don't be surprised when it gets messy.

How to choose a training provider or any other agencies that will make a real difference - and spot the ones that won't

The gap between performative allyship and genuine disability inclusion isn’t subtle. It’s the difference between changing your culture and changing your logo.

The EHRC's accessible transport principles call time on performative engagement.

The quiet cruelty of blame-shifting

No CV required

For wheelchair users, every train journey is a video game level

The ORR's latest lift reliability numbers are here

The Access for All programme is delayed.

What we can expect in 2026.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Disability Equality vs Disability Awareness: Why Equality Training Delivers Real Change

Where’s the Accessible Railway?

How Deutsche Bahn and Talgo designed a high-speed train that finally meets people where they are