Can You Help the City of London Improve Accessibility?

25 February 2024

The City of London Corporation are working with Ross Atkin Associates to investigate how features on their streets, like crossings, kerbs, surfaces and street furniture, affect different disabled people. The outcome of the research will be used directly to improve the accessibility of the City’s streets.

They are looking for disabled people who use a cycle as their primary mobility aid, to be interviewed over a video call.

£25 Amazon, John Lewis or M&S vouchers are available as a thank you for participation, which will take between one and two hours and will involve discussing your experiences of navigating streets and how you are affected by different street features. Interviews can be arranged for a time that suits you.

If you are interested in participating or would like some more information please email: ross@rossatkin.com

Image showing a graphic invitation flier including the following text: "Can You Help the City of London Improve Accessibility? The City of London Corporation are working with Ross Atkin Associates to investigate how features on their streets, like crossings, kerbs, surfaces and street furniture, affect different disabled people. The outcome of the research will be used directly to improve the accessibility of the City’s streets. They are looking for disabled people who use a cycle as their primary mobility aid, to be interviewed over a video call. £25 Amazon, John Lewis or M&S vouchers are available as a thank you for participation, which will take between one and two hours and will involve discussing your experiences of navigating streets and how you are affected by different street features. Interviews can be arranged for a time that suits you. If you are interested in participating or would like some more information please email: ross@rossatkin.com " As well as the above text the image also includes along the bottom the logos of The City of London Corporation and Ross Atkin Associates and a drawing of a black, white and red City of London bollard.