Euan's Guide

Euan's Guide Euan’s Guide is the award-winning disabled access charity. We’re best known for EuansGuide.com.

Euan’s Guide is the award-winning disabled access charity (charity number SC045492) working to make the world accessible to all disabled people. We’re best known for EuansGuide.com, the go-to website for disabled access information written by and for disabled people. We also make tens of thousands of accessible toilets safer, run the UK’s largest Access Survey and lots more! The charity was founded in 2013 by Euan MacDonald MBE, a powerchair user, and his sister Kiki after Euan was diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease. They discovered how the lack of disabled access information made everyday experiences stressful and Euan’s Guide was born after discovering that other disabled people experienced the same challenges.

We've been really enjoying watching Molly and the other Bakers this series! Have you ever considered applying to be in t...
08/10/2026

We've been really enjoying watching Molly and the other Bakers this series!

Have you ever considered applying to be in the tent? Applications are now open for the next series of The Great British Bake Off. They close on Friday 11th December at 1pm. You can apply by visiting applyforbakeoff.co.uk

You can also follow The Great British Bake Off Casting for more info and fun content!

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1: Molly, a white female wheelchair user with red hair, a lilac jumper and a brown apron is sat in the centre of the image smiling at the camera. The background behind her is cream coloured and has some sprinkles dotted on it and a purple gingham fabric in the top left corner. Above Molly's head, large text says "Could you be the next star baker?" Below Molly is a purple banner that says "applyforbakeoff.co.uk Applications close on Friday 11th December at 1pm. More info: [email protected]"
2: the series 17 Bakers crowd around each other and smile for the camera. They are in a garden with grass and a yellow pathway beneath them, and lots of green plants around them

This week on Bake Off, which features a rather familiar face, it's audience choice week. So we're asking you to choose y...
06/10/2026

This week on Bake Off, which features a rather familiar face, it's audience choice week. So we're asking you to choose your favourite accessible places to go.

We asked the team about their favourite places, and these are their choices! Tell us your favourite places to go in the comments.

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1: Molly, a wheelchair user with long reddish-brown hair in a lilac sweater, sits in front of an image of the Museum of Liverpool. A teal coloured speech bubble is next to his head and has a location pin and the name of the venue in dark lettering. The bottom left shows the "Euan's Guide" logo with her name beside it.

2: Joe, a wheelchair user with short dark hair and a full beard in an orange T-shirt, sits in front of an image of The Exchange in Birmingham. A teal coloured speech bubble is next to his head and has a location pin and the name of the venue in dark lettering. The bottom left shows the "Euan's Guide" logo with his name beside it.

3: Antonia, a woman with dark hair in a white T-shirt, sits in front of an image of the London Eye. A teal coloured speech bubble is next to her head and has a location pin and the name of the venue in dark lettering. The bottom left shows the "Euan's Guide" logo with her name beside it.

4. Zoe, a wheelchair user with short dark hair in a white hoodie, is in front of an image of a drum kit with The Beatles printed on the kick drum and guitars. A teal-coloured speech bubble is next to her head and has a location pin and the name of the venue in dark lettering. The bottom left shows the "Euan's Guide" logo with her name beside it.

06/10/2026
We really enjoyed watching Molly on The Great British Bake Off this week, especially Paul's reaction to the best chocola...
01/10/2026

We really enjoyed watching Molly on The Great British Bake Off this week, especially Paul's reaction to the best chocolate biscuit he's had in a while!

We especially loved Molly's biscuit mosaic showstopper which was decorated like the Disability Pride flag. The flag is used to show pride and stand up to ableism and the coloured stripes represent the many different types of disabilities. July is also Disability Pride Month and is used to celebrate the achievements and diversity of the disabled community. We like to celebrate Disability Pride all year round, let us know what you're proud of in the comments!

Image description: Molly, a white female with red hair and a green jumper, sits behind a wooden workbench. On the workbench is a mosaic made from biscuits decorated like the Disability Pride flag.

It’s Biscuit Week on Bake Off! We’re excited to see what Molly cooks up, so we asked the team to share their favourite b...
29/09/2026

It’s Biscuit Week on Bake Off! We’re excited to see what Molly cooks up, so we asked the team to share their favourite biscuits - and it is safe to say there are some controversial choices in here.

Who do you agree with?

We have seen a few comments about Molly's Bake Off set up, with a few questions around how accessible it was.Here is wha...
26/09/2026

We have seen a few comments about Molly's Bake Off set up, with a few questions around how accessible it was.

Here is what Molly has to say!

Please note that the Reel we've linked to below contains spoilers for episode one.

We have just about recovered from a very dramatic first episode of The Great British Bake Off featuring our very own Mol...
24/09/2026

We have just about recovered from a very dramatic first episode of The Great British Bake Off featuring our very own Molly.

We won't spoil it, but it's fair to say our jaws were on the floor!

Image description: Molly, a white female with short red hair, sat next to a two tiered cake and smiling at the camera. The cake has a knitted pattern on the top tier and a cartoon, iced face matching Molly’s features on the bottom tier.

Our research consistently shows that most disabled people won't risk a new venue unless they can confirm the access firs...
19/09/2026

Our research consistently shows that most disabled people won't risk a new venue unless they can confirm the access first, and most venues still don't make that easy. A step at the entrance isn't really the barrier - it's the not knowing about the step until you're in front of it that's the biggest problem.

Find out what inclusion means to us on our blog, and tell us - what does it mean to you?

https://www.euansguide.com/news/national-inclusion-week-26

Image description: a photo of London Underground access signage

Address

CodeBase, 3 Lady Lawson Street
Edinburgh
EH39DR

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441315105106

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