Kaiser Chiefs at Lincoln Castle: Accessibility Review
Last night, I went to see the Kaiser Chiefs at Lincoln Castle. It was an enjoyable night, and the band played many of my favourite songs. The accessibility was …
Tag: Lincolnshire
A visit to Sir Joseph Banks Country Park
Sir Joseph Banks Country Park, inaugurated for the millennium near Boston, spans 80 hectares with over 4 km of pathways. Ideal for nature lovers, it features accessible trails through …
The First Fortnight at Elms Farm
I’ve been at Elm’s Farm for over 2 weeks and am getting used to it. Some things could be better, but we are trying to find the best way …
Visiting An Exhibition About Lincolnshire’s Wartime Aviation Heroes
Lincolnshire is known as bomber County because during the Second World War it was full of airbases from which bombers would launch missions against Nazi Germany. Now there is …
The Christmas Trail at Belton House
Christmas is fast approaching – only 15 days to go now till the big day. The other day I went to Belton House, near Grantham, to see a Christmas …
Accessible Sailing Lincolnshire: Hykeham Sailability
Every summer when the weather is nice I like to go for a spot of accessible sailing at Hykeham Sailing Club in Lincolnshire. Hykeham sailing club is situated on …
“Interstellar” Space Orchestra Show
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Apollo moon landing on 21 July. There are a number of events taking place across the country to mark the …
An Unsuccessful Foray into the Dungeons
A new Dungeons & Dragons group started recently in Lincoln and I was quite excited about it. It’s a game I have known of for years but have never …
Watching the Red Arrows at RAF Scampton
One of the benefits of living in Lincolnshire is seeing the RAF aerobatic display team the Red Arrows practising in the sky quite often. The other day I got …
Lincoln Christmas Emporium
Christmas is drawing nearer (in case you have been living in a cave for the last month or so). It’s not been long since the Lincoln Christmas market ended, …
Get Up Close To Newborn Baby Seals At Donna Nook
Every year, in November and December, hundreds of grey seals gather on the beach to breed at Donna Nook Nature Reserve in North Lincolnshire. The area hosts 38% of …
Lincoln Hydrotherapy Centre Review
Hydrotherapy can be great for people with high muscle tone like me. I’ve started going to hydrotherapy in Lincoln which is relaxing and lets me get a bit of …
Lindap: Improving Disabled People’s Lives In Lincolnshire
If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire… Lindap. *Cue the A team music* Lindap are …
Watching the Mighty Imps at Wembley
On Sunday, 8 April I went to Wembley to watch the Checkatrade Trophy final. The game was between my favourite football team Lincoln City and Shrewsbury Town. It was …
Changing Places Toilets in Lincoln
Changing places toilets are the gold standard of disabled toilets, but unfortunately changing places are not everywhere. But they are increasing in number. There are 7 official changing places toilets …
Lincoln Christmas Market: Accessibility Review
It’s that time of year again! This last weekend I visited the annual Lincoln Christmas market. It was bitterly cold, so I only spent a couple of hours there …
Lost Village Festival: Raving in the Woods
From the 24th to 27th of August I went to Lost Village Festival in Lincolnshire.
Accessible restaurants in Lincoln
Following on from my post about accessible bars in Lincoln, I thought I would do one about accessible restaurants too. There are a wide variety of restaurants in Lincoln …
Accessible Bars and Pubs in Lincoln
There are a decent variety of bars and pubs in Lincoln, but which ones are wheelchair accessible? It’s difficult to find out whether bars are accessible on the Internet …
Having an ice time
On The Thursday before Christmas I thought I would go and try out the ice rink in Lincoln. They have one every year and this year it is there …