On Tuesday 27th September (World Tourism Day) the Broads Authority launched their 'Broads access video.' The new video has been launched as part of an effort to make the Broads more accessible to people with disabilities. The video was presented by journalist and musician Mikcorrect Scarlet and highlights the Broads 125 miles of waterways and how many locations, activities are accessible to people with impairments.

                                                     Venture Keel from the Nancy Oldfield Trust Ark

Whitlingham Park and their solar powered wheelchair accessible boat Ra are featured in the video as well as Activetrails and the Mountain Trike. Stuart Smith, Ally Clarke, Mel Clarke and Bob Coolledge attended the launch on behalf of Activetrails.

Activetrails did there latest audit for the Norfolk County Council today. We were asked to assess for wheelchair access a section of Werrymans Way which was from Whitlingham Park to the Waters Edge Public house at Bramerton.