Disabled Holiday Info - Contacts
Contact information and publications available from the Disabled Holiday Information Group in England
Disabled Holiday Information Group in the UK provides first-hand details of tourist facilities for travellers with disabilities. Here is how to contact them.
Disabled Holiday Information, which is called Disabled Holiday Info for short, is a group based in Shropshire, England. Their website has detailed information for tourists with disabilities, including for people in wheelchairs. The information from Disabled Holiday Information is prepared by disabled travellers for disabled travellers.
More destinations will be added to the Disabled Holiday Info website and publications, so do check back from time to time, or contact them directly from their website for current information.
The five major regions listed on the website now are:
- Midlands (England)
- North (England)
- Wales
- South West (England)
- Shropshire (England) - includes a special section on Activities and another on Accessible Trails.
Contact Details
Email: info@disabledholidayinfo.org.uk
Post: For non-internet users, there is information available by post. The address is:
Sue Napper (Secretary), Disabled Holiday Information, PO Box 186, Oswestry, Shropshire, England, SY11 3HU.
When sending for materials you are asked to include a stamped return envelope (pamphlet size).
Printed Guides Available
These guides may be downloaded from the Disabled Holiday Information website.
There are three excellent printed guides available, all based on first-hand information.
- The Wheelchair User's Guide to Accessible Attractions in Shropshire
- The Wheelchair User's Guide to Accessible Countryside Sites and Trails in Shropshire and the Borderlands
- The Wheelchair User's Guide to Accessible Activities for Shropshire.
These guides may be downloaded from the Disabled Holiday Information website.
I am aware that Disabled Holiday Information is a charity with limited funding. They make their materials freely available, however I am suggesting that if you can reduce their costs by downloading the materials and printing them yourself, it would probably be appreciated.
Having said that, I am also sure that they would like you to have the materials, so if you do not have the facilities for downloading and printing, go ahead and request them by mail.
