Dundee Access Group

14/09/2026

Dundee Access Group is a voluntary group working to ensure disabled people’s voices are heard where decisions are made.

We’re looking for people to join our friendly, supportive group and help raise access issues with local authorities and transport partners.

No professional background required – your lived experience is the expertise.

📩 Interested? Email [email protected]

11/09/2026

Want to help make Dundee more accessible?

Dundee Access Group is looking for new volunteers with a passion for improving access across the city.

Whether you’re disabled, a carer, use accessibility equipment, or simply want to make a difference, your lived experience and perspective can help shape decisions.

No professional experience needed.

📩 Find out more: [email protected]

11/09/2026

Looking for a fun, active and inclusive way to get involved in sport? Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club is open to disabled and non-disabled pupils aged S1–6.

📅 Thursdays, 4–5pm
📍 Harris Academy
🗓️ Starting 10 September

Head along, get active, build skills and confidence, and make new friends!

Scan the QR code on the poster to register your place, or get in touch with Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club if you have any questions.

24/05/2026

Making Sense – a multi-sensory approach to art

Discover a unique exhibition exploring how art can be experienced beyond sight.

Created by PhD student Jinyu “Eevee” Han, the exhibition features tactile models, audio descriptions, and sensory artworks designed in collaboration with blind and partially sighted communities.

Visitors are encouraged to touch, listen and experience art in new ways.

📍 Tower Foyer Gallery, University of Dundee
📅 10 April – 26 June 2026
💷 Free entry

Find out more and book here:

An exhibition by PhD student Jinyu Han featuring tactile models and audio descriptions to help interpret art collections

22/05/2026

Did you vote in the recent Scottish Parliament election? 🗳️

Inclusion Scotland is supporting the Electoral Commission to gather feedback on how accessible the voting experience was for disabled people.

This is a chance to share what worked well, what barriers people faced, and what could be improved in future elections.

If you or someone you support voted, please take a few minutes to complete and share this short survey:

Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

20/05/2026

Have your say on the future of the Dighty Burn 🌿

New concept designs for the Dighty Burn Regeneration Project have now been released, with plans to improve access, walking and cycling routes, spaces for nature, and community safety.

The project aims to create a more accessible and welcoming environment for people and wildlife across northeast Dundee and community feedback will help shape what happens next.

You can view the designs and share your thoughts through the project StoryMap and “Have Your Say” section: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/cbdcfd1ef70b442fa58062a1f6bb2482

Please take a look and help spread the word by sharing with others who may be interested

03/12/2025

We’d love you to join our next Dundee Access Group meeting tomorrow at 12:30pm (on Zoom).

📧 Interested? Email us at [email protected]
for details.

02/12/2025

Dundee has many great and accessible locations across the city, making it a great destination for all to visit!

Following the launch of the newly refreshed Euan’s Guide website, Dundee Access Group Secretary Anne has shared her latest access review of the V&A Dundee. You can read her experience here:
https://tinyurl.com/y4wzr99j

Have you visited an accessible venue in Dundee recently? Your reviews help others feel confident about getting out and about. Share your own experiences here:
https://www.euansguide.com/

Great place to meet up with friends for tea and cake, and spend some time looking at their exhibitions.

30/11/2025

Our next Dundee Access Group meeting is next week!

🗓 Thursday 4 December 2025
🕧 12:30pm on Zoom

👉 Want to join? Email: [email protected]

We hope to see you then