The Archive

Face coverings are mandatory on public transport. Read our handy guidance for staff and passengers

Face coverings are mandatory on public transport: here’s our guide

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Our statement on the trans flag colourful crossing

Our statement on the trans flag colourful crossing

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Colourful Crossings. Success as Mayor of London agrees to “pause” installation of new Colourful Crossings.

Success as Mayor of London agrees to “pause” installation of new Colourful Crossings

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Budget 2021: What’s included for accessible transport across the UK? Image of Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, holding the red box.

Budget 2021: What’s included for accessible transport across the UK?

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Equal Pavements Pledge

We’re launching our ‘Equal Pavements Pledge’

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A before and after shot of Katie, a wheelchair user, on a pavement in Soho. In the before picture there is no dropped kerb so a large step. In the after picture, an asphalt tarmac ramp has been added.

Campaign victory: Westminster Council commit to accessibility upgrades in Soho

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Pave the way report January 2021

Our Pave The Way report: 4 months on

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What does the National Bus Strategy mean for disabled people?

The Government have published their National Bus Strategy: what does this mean for disabled people?

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Manifesto for Accessible Journeys. London Mayoral Election 2021. Photo of black woman with long black hair sitting in a wheelchair and about to exit a bus.

TfA launches Manifesto for Accessible Journeys

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Jeff, a white man with dark brown hair who is wearing a corduroy blazer and sat in an electric wheelchair using a breathing apparatus, is outside Walthamstow Tube station speaking to the camera about step-free access. The aston reads “Jeff Harvey, Trustee, Transport For All’

Major delays to step-free access improvements

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TfA supports the call for full tactile paving installation across the rail network. Next to a photo of a train station where the platform does not have tactile signage at the edge.

TfA supports the call for full tactile paving installation across the rail network

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Victory as Govia Thameslink Railway commit to keeping wheelchair spaces clear of bikes. Next to a picture of Doug, a white man wearing a cap and sunglasses, sat in his wheelchair and smiling with the sunny blue sky in the background.

Victory as Govia Thameslink Railway commit to keeping wheelchair spaces clear of bikes

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Paving The Way for more accessible and inclusive streetspace: our manifesto for a new model of engagement and EQIAs. An illustration of three disabled people with various impairments and mobility aids sat at a desk working together and smiling. The desk has a poster up reading 'this workplace is disability positive'.

Paving The Way for inclusive streetspace: our manifesto for ‘EQIAs in Action’

We want to see a complete overhaul of the engagement and consultation model, and a ‘rebranding’ of EQIAs…

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Audience Access Alliance

TfA joins Audience Access Alliance to ‘Build Back Equal’

At Transport for All, we’re deeply concerned about the impact facing disabled people if the current COVID-19 pandemic undoes…

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Pavement Parking

TfA chair speaks to 5 News about the impact of pavement parking on disabled people

Our chair Alan Benson has spoken to 5 News on the “annoying and demoralising” effect pavement parking…

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London Community Response Fund

New funding enables TfA’s vital work supporting disabled people to continue

Transport for All is delighted to reveal that it has secured a large grant from the Trust for London, with additional…

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A poster for an online event. TfA - Travel Talks. Streetscapes: how do we make sure the 'new normal' works for disabled people? Wednesday 8th July, 7pm. Zoom webinar. Join our friendly panel and share your concerns and opinions. On the right hand side there are 6 pictures of smiling faces: Hollie Brooke, Amy Kavanagh, Charli Clement, Bhavini Makwana, Ellis Palmer and Sarah O'Brien.

TfA’s inaugural ‘TravelTalks’ webinar sees 40 disabled people share experiences with streetspace

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Freedom Pass

Transport for All express ‘extreme concerns’ over Freedom Pass changes

We are extremely concerned at the recent announcements around the removal of concessions following…

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TfA calls on transport sector to protect disabled rights during the COVID-19 crisis. Next to yellow illustration demonstrating social distancing.

Coronavirus: TfA calls on transport sector to protect disabled rights during the COVID-19 crisis

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Kirsty, a white woman with blonde hair and wearing a blue jacket, is standing in front of a screen which reads 'TFA Awards 2020' and speaking into a microphone.

BGM 2020

What a day! We had such a brilliant time at our BGM catching up with old friends and long-time supporters…

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Katie, a white woman with brown hair, in mid-sentence, on BBC London news. There is an aston at the bottom of the screen reading 'Katie Pennick, Campaigns Coordinator, Transport For All'.

Transport for All speaks out about the barriers faced by disabled rail passengers

Our Campaigns Lead, Katie Pennick, has expressed her frustration after being left stranded on trains…

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Katie and Tanni, two women sat in their wheelchairs outside a Tube station. Katie is holding a microphone up to Tanni and listening as Tanni speaks.

We have launched a new podcast!

Hosted by Katie Pennick, each week she’ll interview a notable disabled person as they take a journey…

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Step Free Tube Challenge - white bubble text on a red background next to an illustration of a wheelchair user made to look like the icons on a Tube Map.

SFTC: The Step-Free Tube Challenge

How quickly can we visit all step-free tube stations, in a wheelchair? The Step-Free Tube Challenge on December 3rd…

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New Labour Party Policy Regarding Trains

The Labour Party today announces plans to guarantee a guard on every train, ending the practice of Driver Only Operations…

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We Are 336 Open Day 18 Sept 2019

Do you have a personal or professional interest in disability and other related issues? Then come and find out what is going on at London’s largest disability hub…

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MARCH 2020 – IMPORTANT FREEDOM PASS INFORMATION

Disabled person’s Freedom Pass. Your local borough may decide that they need to re-assess your eligibility for the Freedom Pass…

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BTP Volunteer

Do you have an interest in policing and its effects on communities? Do you have strong communication and organisational skills?…

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