We’ve launched our Accessible Bath project by holding our first public mapping event. Here’s an overview of what we achieved on our first day

This is a guest post from local OpenStreetMap contributor, Dave Fox. As we noted in our Getting Started guide, Wheelmap doesn’t show every possible location on the map. It uses a custom list of 300 different types of location drawn… Continue Reading →

Our first mapping event is only a few days away, and we’re putting the finishing touches to some more guidance and support for our volunteer mappers. We’re sharing it here to allow you to look it over ahead of the… Continue Reading →

We’re running our first public mapping event for Accessible Bath on 13th May. We’d like to get as many volunteers together as possible to help us map accessible spaces in the city. You don’t need any special technical expertise, anyone… Continue Reading →

In 2017 we are running a project called “Accessible Bath”. Our goal is to map the accessibility of public locations in the centre of Bath. In this post we explain what we’re hoping to achieve and give you some pointers… Continue Reading →

We’re starting a new project this year called “Accessible Bath”: mapping accessible spaces around the area. Last week we held our first meeting to start shaping up the project and our initial plan of action. In this post I introduce the project,… Continue Reading →