Access All Areas
From planning and arrival to toilets, interpretation and the journey home. This book looks at what helps a disabled visitor feel expected rather than accommodated.
Read about the bookBooks by Paul J Ralph
Books rooted in real life.
Some begin in a museum, an event or a visitor attraction. One begins in a small Kent lane. They all start with people, places and the details that are too easily missed.
Published series
The Access All series
Practical books for anyone who wants to make visitor experiences, gatherings and access information work better.
I did not want to write manuals or checklists. I wanted to create useful companions, grounded in the visits that worked, the ones that did not, and the people who cared enough to make things better.
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Access All Events
A practical look at the choices that decide whether someone can take part with confidence, dignity and a reasonable chance of enjoying the day.
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Access All Info
Clear access information can decide whether somebody leaves home at all. This book explains what people need to know and how to tell them honestly.
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"Simple stuff delivered beautifully. This makes so much sense."
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Currently being written
From the writing desk
Orchard Days
Memories of Lucks Lane across three generations.
Built from my father's recollections and my own memories, this is a quieter book about rural Kent and the places that stay with us long after we have moved away.
I am continuing to gather family memories and material as the book takes shape.
Discover Orchard DaysLooking ahead
More work is taking shape
Places, People and Possibility draws on the lessons from hundreds of accessibility reviews. I will share more from the book as the writing takes shape.