Three decades from the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act, CAE’s Head of Business Development, Fara Muneer, looks back on what was a landmark moment for CAE and the UK in the journey toward equality and accessible environments. November 8th, 1995, marks...
Asa Hems is the Access Advisor for CAE’s Access and Sustainability Advice Service (ASAS), which provides free advice to voluntary and community groups based in London on how to make their premises more accessible to everyone, including disabled and older people. Here...
Access Consultant Katy McLeod has worked across a variety of industries for CAE since 2024 and has a specialism in arts and theatre venue accessibility. She says that improving accessibility is good for business as it doesn’t just benefit customers, it can help with...
The Access and Sustainability Advice Service (ASAS), which is run by CAE and fully funded by the City Bridge Foundation, offers FREE guidance to London-based charities and voluntary, not-for-profit community groups looking to improve access to their buildings. Here,...
If you want to understand why the acoustics in buildings and spaces is important, how acoustics can assist with wayfinding, and why designers should consider sound pressure levels and apply technical guidance and standards when designing spaces, read the blog below to...
Cloudesley is a charitable trust that gives grants to local people, organisations and churches in Islington, London, with the aim of providing significant positive impact on people’s lives. The Church Access Project was a project that Cloudesley set up in partnership...
