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Have you had a miracle flight? I’m a regular flyer for work and a full time wheelchair user. I’ve been in Spain for 3 weeks and just landed at East Midland Airport from Alicante. I have never seen speical assistance so busy. There were 96 people on my flight and 45 people needed speical assistance to get on the flight however when we landed only 13 people needed assistance. This is not a new thing, I spoke to staff they said it’s getting worse. Another prime example is last year there were 13 people on the ambi-lift and when we arrived, I was the only one who needed assistance as the other passengers disappeared Is it time for a doctor’s letter or something to say you need speical assistance as it feels people are taking advantage. Please discuss???

Hotel with Hoists - Following users feed back we are now pleased to announce that we have uploaded every hotel and holiday let in the UK with a hoist to the Snowball App. Please share as much as possible. While we believe that this is a conclusive list of holiday lets and hotels with hoists, if we have missed any, please feel free to add them to the Snowball app. For those who don’t know about Snowball, here are some details and links. Download the Snowball Community app. It’s brilliant. With almost 100,000 reviews and accessible locations around the UK including, hotels, AirB&B locations, days out, accessible toilets, changing places. Snowball app is an app like no other. What’s is Snowball??…Think TripAdvisor for the disabled community. ??Winner Best Digital and Tech Award 2023 ??Top 10 Most Influential People 2023 ??Winner Santander X National Award 2023 ??Winner Santander Global Award 2024 ??Winner Leicestershire Innovation Award 2024 ??Finalist British Diversity Award 2024 ??Nominated Business Success Awards 2024 ??Nominated Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, National Diversity Awards 2024. ??Nominated National Diversity Awards (Awards Oct 2024) ??Disability Power 100 2024 (Simon Sansome for Snowball) ??The Diversity Power List 2024 (Simon Sansome for Snowball) ??DMU Entrepreneurship Awards of the Year 2024 Snowball Community (known as Snowball) a revolutionary accessibility national and global award winning app just over a year old and is now the biggest disability app in the world, the app asks disabled people to rate services and businesses by how disability-friendly they are. Users of the app can find a restaurant, tourist attraction, supermarket or coffee shop that is accessible by selecting their location, wherever they are in the world. User can also add place that are not on the Snowball app and leave a review and they have done so by adding tens of thousands of places including changing places and accessible toilet. The best part of the app is that it is supported by Google Maps and if you need to find a place your phone will use Google Maps to guide you there. Disabled travellers and locals can add venues they have found welcoming and accessible for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory issues. Snowball is also introducing a National Disability Access Rating System similar to food safety hygiene certificate, but for disabled access, we employ people with mental health issues, learning disabilities and physical disabilities to visit businesses and rate them on 1 to 5 snowballs on how accessible they are. We have 27 trained Snowball Assessors base all over the UK, and I'm looking to employ up to 45. Apple https://lnkd.in/efAPrATj Android https://lnkd.in/eCwSnJ4C Request an assessment - https://lnkd.in/evGPwmkG

Call-to-Action ?? Be a Changemaker! ?? Every review on Snowball makes a difference. By sharing your experience, you help others in the disabled community find truly accessible places. ?? Download Snowball ?? Leave a review ?? Change the world Start snowballing accessibility today! ???? Apple https://lnkd.in/efAPrATj Android https://lnkd.in/eCwSnJ4C #MakeAnImpact #AccessibleTravel #SnowballApp

Going somewhere in London and need to find somewhere accessible? Snowball, the world's biggest disability app, has you covered! It's a free app available on Apple and Android that informs you about accessible and inaccessible places. If a location isn't on the app, you can easily add it and leave a review on its accessibility. Check it out today! ???? #Accessibility #SnowballApp #LondonTravel Check out the cool traffic light system on the app: - Green: Accessible - Yellow or Orange: Iffy - Red: No go - Blue: Public services, blue badge car parking spaces, or accessible toilets. Apple https://lnkd.in/efAPrATj Android https://lnkd.in/eCwSnJ4C

What’s is Snowball??…Think TripAdvisor for the disabled community. ??Winner Best Digital and Tech Award 2023 ??Top 10 Most Influential People 2023 ??Winner Santander X National Award 2023 ??Winner Santander Global Award 2024 ??Winner Leicestershire Innovation Award 2024 ??Finalist British Diversity Award 2024 ??Nominated Business Success Awards 2024 ??Nominated Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, National Diversity Awards 2024. Snowball Community (known as Snowball) a revolutionary accessibility national and global ward winning app just over a year old and is now the biggest disability app in the world, the app asks disabled people to rate services and businesses by how disability-friendly they are. Users of the app can find a restaurant, tourist attraction, supermarket or coffee shop that is accessible by selecting their location, wherever they are in the world. User can also add place that are not on the Snowball app and leave a review and they have done so by adding tens of thousands of places including changing places and accessible toilet. The best part of the app is that it is supported by Google Maps and if you need to find a place your phone will use Google Maps to guide you there. Disabled travelers and locals can add venues they have found welcoming and accessible for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory issues. The more people that add suggestions the bigger the app grows - like a snowball. Snowball is the brainchild of wheelchair-user and founder Simon Sansome. He says: “The app will give people the confidence to socialise with ease as they will be able to see what facilities and venues are available in their immediate location. They will also be able to plan days out, giving people more freedom to access their communities, explore and travel with confidence.” Simon, 42, a former council worker and rugby player, from Leicester, became paralysed from the waist down following a sudden injury in 2014. After a year of recovery, he took his wife to their favourite local restaurant only to realise there was no wheelchair access. Simon set up the Facebook page Snowball Community to highlight good and bad examples of accessibility. It quickly gained 100,000 It is also producing data that now other business can collect and advise local authorities and governments where infrastructure is needed. Users of the app can find blue badge bays in different cities, toilets, places to eat and much more. On top of all this Snowball is launching a National disability membership scheme where Snowball Assessors will visit businesses and rate them from 1 to 5 system similar to a food health hygiene certificate but for access. All details can be found here https://lnkd.in/eiKuCXVw Apple https://lnkd.in/eHD6CGHF community/id1624679548 Android https://lnkd.in/ehYvYTTJ nity&c=apps&hl=en&gl=US Contact: Snowball Support Team – [email protected]

What’s is Snowball??…Think TripAdvisor for the disabled community. ??Winner Best Digital and Tech Award 2023 ??Top 10 Most Influential People 2023 ??Winner Santander X National Award 2023 ??Winner Santander Global Award 2024 ??Winner Leicestershire Innovation Award 2024 ??Finalist British Diversity Award 2024 ??Nominated Business Success Awards 2024 ??Nominated Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, National Diversity Awards 2024. Snowball Community (known as Snowball) a revolutionary accessibility national and global ward winning app just over a year old and is now the biggest disability app in the world, the app asks disabled people to rate services and businesses by how disability-friendly they are. Users of the app can find a restaurant, tourist attraction, supermarket or coffee shop that is accessible by selecting their location, wherever they are in the world. User can also add place that are not on the Snowball app and leave a review and they have done so by adding tens of thousands of places including changing places and accessible toilet. The best part of the app is that it is supported by Google Maps and if you need to find a place your phone will use Google Maps to guide you there. Disabled travelers and locals can add venues they have found welcoming and accessible for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory issues. The more people that add suggestions the bigger the app grows - like a snowball. Snowball is the brainchild of wheelchair-user and founder Simon Sansome. He says: “The app will give people the confidence to socialise with ease as they will be able to see what facilities and venues are available in their immediate location. They will also be able to plan days out, giving people more freedom to access their communities, explore and travel with confidence.” Simon, 42, a former council worker and rugby player, from Leicester, became paralysed from the waist down following a sudden injury in 2014. After a year of recovery, he took his wife to their favourite local restaurant only to realise there was no wheelchair access. Simon set up the Facebook page Snowball Community to highlight good and bad examples of accessibility. It quickly gained 100,000 It is also producing data that now other business can collect and advise local authorities and governments where infrastructure is needed. Users of the app can find blue badge bays in different cities, toilets, places to eat and much more. On top of all this Snowball is launching a National disability membership scheme where Snowball Assessors will visit businesses and rate them from 1 to 5 system similar to a food health hygiene certificate but for access. All details can be found here https://lnkd.in/eiKuCXVw Apple https://lnkd.in/eHD6CGHF community/id1624679548 Android https://lnkd.in/ehYvYTTJ nity&c=apps&hl=en&gl=US Contact: Snowball Support Team – [email protected]

What’s is Snowball??…Think TripAdvisor for the disabled community. ??Winner Best Digital and Tech Award 2023 ??Top 10 Most Influential People 2023 ??Winner Santander X National Award 2023 ??Winner Santander Global Award 2024 ??Winner Leicestershire Innovation Award 2024 ??Finalist British Diversity Award 2024 ??Nominated Business Success Awards 2024 ??Nominated Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, National Diversity Awards 2024. Snowball Community (known as Snowball) a revolutionary accessibility national and global ward winning app just over a year old and is now the biggest disability app in the world, the app asks disabled people to rate services and businesses by how disability-friendly they are. Users of the app can find a restaurant, tourist attraction, supermarket or coffee shop that is accessible by selecting their location, wherever they are in the world. User can also add place that are not on the Snowball app and leave a review and they have done so by adding tens of thousands of places including changing places and accessible toilet. The best part of the app is that it is supported by Google Maps and if you need to find a place your phone will use Google Maps to guide you there. Disabled travelers and locals can add venues they have found welcoming and accessible for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory issues. The more people that add suggestions the bigger the app grows - like a snowball. Snowball is the brainchild of wheelchair-user and founder Simon Sansome. He says: “The app will give people the confidence to socialise with ease as they will be able to see what facilities and venues are available in their immediate location. They will also be able to plan days out, giving people more freedom to access their communities, explore and travel with confidence.” Simon, 42, a former council worker and rugby player, from Leicester, became paralysed from the waist down following a sudden injury in 2014. After a year of recovery, he took his wife to their favourite local restaurant only to realise there was no wheelchair access. Simon set up the Facebook page Snowball Community to highlight good and bad examples of accessibility. It quickly gained 100,000 It is also producing data that now other business can collect and advise local authorities and governments where infrastructure is needed. Users of the app can find blue badge bays in different cities, toilets, places to eat and much more. On top of all this Snowball is launching a National disability membership scheme where Snowball Assessors will visit businesses and rate them from 1 to 5 system similar to a food health hygiene certificate but for access. All details can be found here https://lnkd.in/eiKuCXVw Apple https://lnkd.in/eHD6CGHF community/id1624679548 Android https://lnkd.in/ehYvYTTJ nity&c=apps&hl=en&gl=US Contact: Snowball Support Team – [email protected]

What’s is Snowball??…Think TripAdvisor for the disabled community. ??Winner Best Digital and Tech Award 2023 ??Top 10 Most Influential People 2023 ??Winner Santander X National Award 2023 ??Winner Santander Global Award 2024 ??Winner Leicestershire Innovation Award 2024 ??Finalist British Diversity Award 2024 ??Nominated Business Success Awards 2024 ??Nominated Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, National Diversity Awards 2024. Snowball Community (known as Snowball) a revolutionary accessibility national and global ward winning app just over a year old and is now the biggest disability app in the world, the app asks disabled people to rate services and businesses by how disability-friendly they are. Users of the app can find a restaurant, tourist attraction, supermarket or coffee shop that is accessible by selecting their location, wherever they are in the world. User can also add place that are not on the Snowball app and leave a review and they have done so by adding tens of thousands of places including changing places and accessible toilet. The best part of the app is that it is supported by Google Maps and if you need to find a place your phone will use Google Maps to guide you there. Disabled travelers and locals can add venues they have found welcoming and accessible for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory issues. The more people that add suggestions the bigger the app grows - like a snowball. Snowball is the brainchild of wheelchair-user and founder Simon Sansome. He says: “The app will give people the confidence to socialise with ease as they will be able to see what facilities and venues are available in their immediate location. They will also be able to plan days out, giving people more freedom to access their communities, explore and travel with confidence.” Simon, 42, a former council worker and rugby player, from Leicester, became paralysed from the waist down following a sudden injury in 2014. After a year of recovery, he took his wife to their favourite local restaurant only to realise there was no wheelchair access. Simon set up the Facebook page Snowball Community to highlight good and bad examples of accessibility. It quickly gained 100,000 It is also producing data that now other business can collect and advise local authorities and governments where infrastructure is needed. Users of the app can find blue badge bays in different cities, toilets, places to eat and much more. On top of all this Snowball is launching a National disability membership scheme where Snowball Assessors will visit businesses and rate them from 1 to 5 system similar to a food health hygiene certificate but for access. All details can be found here https://lnkd.in/eiKuCXVw Apple https://lnkd.in/eHD6CGHF community/id1624679548 Android https://lnkd.in/ehYvYTTJ nity&c=apps&hl=en&gl=US Contact: Snowball Support Team – [email protected]