Euan's Guide

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Award-winning charity known for our disabled access review website, making accessible loos safer with our Red Cord Cards, and the UK's largest Access Survey. www.EuansGuide.com

image of a Euan’s Guide sign styled as speech bubbles with mountains and trees in the background.
image of Julie a white woman with short blonde hair beside Joe, a wheelchair user with a brown beard and greying hair. They both wear green Euan’s Guide hoodies and are in front of a screen showing an image from the movie I Swear and text explaining the nature of the event.
A photo of the Euan's Guide team in a studio setting laughing and smiling together in front of a teal backdrop. The photo is taken in a behind-the-scenes style.
A photograph of two women wearing Christmassy clothes and accessories. The woman on the left is pointing to the woman on the right who stands with her back to camera to see the Euan's Guide logo on her hoodie. They stand in front of a red background.
A graphic design featuring the Euan's Guide brand colours and logo with the words International Day of Disabled People
A graphic design with white text reading Todya, your support helps us continue that mission: to make the world more accessible for everyone
A graphic design poster style image with the Access Survey and Motability Scheme logo and the text 'make your voice heard today for the future of disabled access!' with the link EuansGuide.com/AccessSurvey
A photograph of two wheelchair users on a path beside a golf course. The photo is taken from behind them.
A graphic design with a dark teal background and the Euan's Guide Access Survey logo. Text reads 'have your say on disabled access!' and www.EuansGuide.com/AccessSurvey
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image of a sign with the logo of the Euan MacDonald Centre, and the words "A tribute to Euan Macdonald" Symposium. There is an arrow directing to the John McIntre Conference centre.
A photo of The Thames with lots of rowing boats on it
A photo of Joe and Julie in front of the Euan's Guide exhibition stand
A selfie of Pat in front of the Euan's Guide stand at Digby Brown event
A photo of Joe sitting behind a table with a Euan's Guide table cloth and marketing materials and Joe is wearing a spearmint Euan's Guide hoodie. There is a train in the background.
Image of Lost Voice Guy, a clean-shaven white man with short hair who is wearing a black T-shirt with a logo reading Tap To Unmute, he sits beside Joe, a white man with a short beard. Joe wears a green Euan’s Guide hoodie. Lost Voice Guy sits in his scooter, and Joe in his wheelchair
A graphic design featuring the new Euan's Guide branding with text reading Something new is coming Today, on what would have been Euan's 51st birthday, we want to share the beginning of a new chapter for Euan's Guide.
Image of a plaque of Ozzy Osbourne on Black Sabbath Bridge
A selfie taken by Joe in the front right of the screen and Mollie to his left. They both wear Euan's Guide teal t shirts. Joe has a beard and Mollie has long hair.
A photograph of the boardwalk at Ryde Beach with a sign about Ryde Beach accessibility
A photo of Pat and Joe sitting in front of a Euan's Guide pop up banner.
A white, non-binary person with short curly hair and round gold glasses smiles at the camera. They’re wearing pink dungarees and a yellow shirt. They are sitting in front of a teal wall with the Euan’s Guide logo.
A photograph of the Euan's Guide team wearing spearmint coloured hoodies. Paul, Antonia and Joe are in front of a pink banner that reads in white text The world of lifestyle
image of Joe and Zoe sitting at a table in front of a Euan's Guide banner
A copy of the book Following Sam by Jon Attenborough held up outside Hampden Park, with a sign in the background reading “Welcome to Hampden: Home of Scottish Football.”
An AI generated image of Claire, Volunteer Coordinator, as a packaged toy.
A picture of Euan's Guide founder Euan MacDonald, a powerchair user, in front of some steps with his family, alongside Euan's Guide CEO Antonia Lee-Bapty, MSP Christina McKelvie and trustee Paul Ralph. The group is gathered indoors, posing together.
A selfie of Joe in front of the Birmingham bull
A lined notebook page with "Euan's Guide Book Club" written at the top. Below is a list of book titles, including The Bone Collector, The Girls Who Disappeared, and Yellowface. At the bottom, the text reads "Swipe to see our most-reviewed libraries" with an arrow pointing right.
70% of people feel the lack of disabled access has directly affected their goals, plans or aspirations. Written on white with teal background. There is a Euan's Guide logo in the bottom corner.
The Peace Wall in Belfast is a tall, colourful barrier covered in murals, graffiti, and messages of peace.
A narrow cobbled street in Belfast’s Commercial Court, decorated with string lights and illuminated umbrellas hanging above. A neon sign reads, 'Have you ever seen the rain coming down on a sunny day?'
The exterior of Belfast Grand Central Station, a modern transport hub with a glass and steel design. Wide entrances and large windows allow natural light inside, with passengers visible outside the building.
The entrance to Ulster Museum, featuring a modern concrete and glass façade.
A grand, historic building with a green copper dome and ornate stonework, Belfast City Hall stands in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland. The symmetrical structure features large arched windows, intricate sculptures, and a central entrance framed by columns. Surrounding the building is a well-kept lawn with statues and pathways.
The Big Fish sculpture in Belfast, a large ceramic mosaic artwork shaped like a fish, resting on a paved area near the River Lagan. Its surface is covered in blue and white tiles featuring text and images from Belfast’s history.
A selfie of Joe in front of the Titanic museum in Belfast
The exterior of the Stena Line terminal
A photo of Joe through the accessible door of a bus, sitting on a seat with his wheelchair in front of him.
Image of Joe, a white man with a beard and shaved head, sitting in his wheelchair and Sonny, a white man wearing a black beanie, standing. On the teal wall behind them is a white speech bubble with text reading "Euan's Guide Disabled Access Reviews:
Robbie Crow leading Accessibility in Funding - Creating a Culture Shift at SCVO Gathering. There is a sign language interpreter and a panel of nonprofit representatives sitting next to Robbie Crow, who is standing. There is a screen that says "Accessibility: why is it important?".
A photo of Ozzy the Bull, a statue inside a shopping centre
A selfie of Joe at a train station
A picture of the Euan's Guide team at the Euan's Guide offices. Founder Euan MacDonald is at the front, with team members seated around a table. The office is well-lit with large windows and a bright yellow feature wall.
Teal background with white text reading 'What you can look forward to from us in 2025.' Below it lists: '1. Insights from a decade of access surveys, 2. new and improved tech, 3. our journey to 200,000 red cord cards!' Yellow patterns decorate the diagonal corners. The Euan's Guide logo is on the top right corner.
Teal background with white text reading 'Your most-reviewed accessible places.' Below it lists: '1. Homelands Trust-Fife, Fife, 2. Hoe Grange Holidays, Derbyshire, 3. Thatch Close Cottages, Herefordshire, 4. Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, 5. The OVO Hydro, Glasgow.' Dark blue patterning decorates the opposing diagonal corners. The Euan's Guide logo is on the bottom right corner.
Teal background with white text reading 'Euan's Guide 2024 11 Years in Review.' The Euan's Guide logo is on the top right corner. Gold and purple patterns decorate the top and bottom borders.
A red dragon statue with a blue-lit building with towers in the background.
Image of a park bench with neon writing reading"give us a cwtch"
A raptor fossil
Image of a shrine to Ianto Jones, a wall covered in tributes with "Ianto's Shrine" printed in white ink on a black sign.
Image of Cardiff Castle exterior. A long stone wall with a tower on the far left.
Cardiff Castle on top of a hill, with festive decorations in the foreground.
Image of a shopping centre, there are decorations and a Christmas tree hanging from the ceiling
A red card cord with printed English text and written Welsh text
Image of entrance to the Millennium Centre. There are glass doors and copper cladding with engravings in English and Welsh
Image of the entrance to Cardiff Bus Interchange. A large glass fronted building with "Cardiff Bus Interchange" in English and Welsh above the doors.