AbleBook vs Paralympic Heritage Trail

Ablebook is here to become a useful digital tool for your daily routine. Providing detailed information needed to work out if a place is going to be accessible to you. Everyone’s accessibility needs vary, which is why we like to check out every single location in person as it is very important to have detailed accurate information. We aim to get every company in Cyprus to demonstrate the facilities they provide to people with disabilities and vulnerable groups, and provide extra benefits to them like discounts through our loyalty card, AbleCard Whether you are looking to check a specific location or explore an area use our app to find the accessibility information you need. • Search around you or a specific village or city • Use our filters to find places that suit you • Check opening hours • Contact the place • Checkout photographs • Contact us if you face a problem with a specific location We are always attempting to expand our coverage, but we must first establish the demand for our information. If you identify a location that is not covered by the app, please contact us and let us know what you are searching for. You can make a big impact.

The Paralympic Heritage Trail app is a digital experience created by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust (NPHT) that details both the local and international history of the Paralympic Games, with its historic origins at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. Explore the area where the Paralympic Games got their start through two walking trails. The main trail is an interactive virtual trail which will take you from Elm Farm Road, past the Stoke Mandeville Stadium, ending at the National Spinal Injuries Centre and includes audio, video and 3D model content. The Stoke Mandeville accessible walk stretches between Aylesbury and Stoke Mandeville and can be followed by a series of physical signs. BuDS (Buckinghamshire Disability Service) developed this trail, along with the council, to ensure an accessible route for wheelchair users, allowing people in the area to celebrate the Paralympic heritage on their doorstep.