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Martyn sits in his powered wheelchair beside his wife Kasia and their golden retriever Sunny in a cosy living room. They are gathered by a decorated Christmas tree with lights, creating a warm, relaxed end-of-year family moment.

Changemaker 2025 Reflections

31/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on just how strange and full on 2025 has been, both personally and professionally. On a personal level, we’ve had four funerals and three weddings. That probably says enough about the emotional highs and lows of the year. It’s been a reminder of how fragile,… Continue Reading

Disabled. Unapologetic. Still him

19/12/2025

This disabled artist just flipped the script. I’ve been listening to “I’m Still Him” by Lil Man J today. He samples Mozart and raps about being disabled while living a life you probably wish you had. What hits isn’t just the sound. It’s the message. This is disability as confidence, creativity, and cultural presence, not… Continue Reading

Martyn sits in his powered wheelchair beside a decorated Christmas tree, smiling with a drink on his tray. His golden retriever Sunny sits on the floor nearby, looking at the camera. Warm fairy lights, cosy living room, festive and relaxed atmosphere.

Something I noticed while Christmas shopping

17/12/2025

I don’t think we talk enough about how everyday technology quietly changes who gets to be independent. Today I realised how much I take my phone for granted. I use it for almost everything. Work, messages, planning, shopping, thinking. The only time I really switch to a laptop is for video calls when it’s plugged… Continue Reading

A long suspension bridge stretches across calm water at sunset, glowing with lights. The sky fades from pink to deep purple, and a city skyline sits in the background with mountains behind it.

Building Bridges

05/12/2025

For so long, disability has been placed in its own box. A separate category. A side conversation. Something to be spoken about only in specialist spaces. But real progress happens when we build bridges instead of boxes. Bridges between disabled and non disabled communities. Bridges between business, culture, policy and everyday life. Bridges between lived… Continue Reading

Side by side images of Frida Kahlo and Ray Charles. On the left, Frida Kahlo faces forward with flowers in her hair and a green floral background. On the right, Ray Charles, wearing sunglasses and a suit, sings while playing the piano onstage.

Uncaging talent – Frida Kahlo and Ray Charles

04/12/2025

When I think about what the world gains if everyone has the chance to flourish, two people always come to mind: Frida Kahlo and Ray Charles. Both lived with disabilities in times and cultures that offered very little support, understanding, or access. Yet their talent found a way through the cracks, and the result changed… Continue Reading

Occupational Therapy Show

02/12/2025

Kicking off my December posting challenge with a highlight from last week’s brilliant Occupational Therapy Show at the NEC in Birmingham. OpenRoadAccess provided fully accessible transport from my home in Cambridgeshire, which meant I arrived ready for a the day with the ORA team on their stand. They met so many inspiring occupational therapists and… Continue Reading

When Plans Change, the Message Stays the Same

06/10/2025

Lately I’ve been exploring a big question: how do societies truly thrive when everyone is included? That exploration took me (virtually) to Turin this week for the Destinations for All World Summit on Accessible Tourism. I was meant to be there in person, but when my care assistant became unwell, I couldn’t make the trip…. Continue Reading

Globetrotter on Wheels – Free Course

30/09/2025

Travel with accessibility needs can be a life-changing experience, but let’s be honest, it often comes with more planning, more questions, and sometimes more stress. I know this first-hand. Over the years, I’ve travelled to every one of the five main continents, worked on accessible tourism projects across the world, and even co-founded an accessible… Continue Reading

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