The success of Centre for Accessible Environments’ (CAE) Pathways Academy’s class of 2026 is part of a larger victory in that, since its 2020 launch, the programme has supported 72 disabled people, with 59 trainees successfully completing their training. Pathways is...
Fifteen disabled Londoners recently completed CAE ‘s Pathways Academy, marking the most successful year in the programme’s history and celebrating a significant milestone in CAE’s mission to increase representation within the access and inclusive design...
Guest blogger, Inclusive Support Adviser at Sheffield Hallam University and member of the Network Rail Built Environment Access Panel (BEAP), Lucy Davies-Nind, shares the story behind the development of the university’s first Quiet Room. This is a dedicated...
Union Chapel has become more accessible and inclusive for a wider range of visitors, supported by accessibility and inclusive design advice from the Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE). CAE undertook an accessibility audit at the 900-seater, Grade I listed,...
The Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) is proud to announce the imminent launch of London Inclusive Communities, a major new initiative dedicated to supporting third sector organisations in London by removing barriers to accessing inclusive design advice and...
Graham Findlay, a tireless and influential advocate for disabled people’s rights, died on 4 February 2026. Graham dedicated his career to advancing inclusion, with a particular focus on access to the built environment, housing and the natural world. From his academic...
