Phil Chambers

Inclusive Design – CEM Ltd

Formally a Director of the Fieldfare Trust and established CEM in 2002 to promote Access for All and Inclusive Design in the countryside and heritage environments. Phil has an extensive background in equality and diversity training and have produced many successful HLF Access Plans and have contributed to key publications such as BT Countryside for All Standards and Guidelines –A good practice guide to disabled peoples access to the countryside and Access to Historic Landscapes (EH2005)

Production of successful HLF Access for ALL Plans

·         British waterways – Foxton Locks

·         Heather and Hillforts Denbighshire County Council

·         Stockwood Discovery Centre Luton BC

·         Cotswolds Canal Restoration Project

Heart of England Tourism for All Gold Award

·         Pools Cavern – Buxton Civic Trust

Equality and Diversity Training and Interpretation for all

·         British Waterways

·         Cheshire County Council

·         MLA North East

·         Northamptonshire County Council

·         Heritage Council Eire

·         Inclusive Signage Strategy Liverpool City Council

·         Web Accessibilty for all EurEauWeb

Present Inclusive Design Projects

·         Horniman Museum and Gardens Trust

·         Stockwood Discovery Centre

·         Grosvernor Park Chester

Recent Historic Heritage for All projects

·         Bunhill Fields Historic Burial Ground

·         Hunsbury Hill Centre

·         Queen Elizabeth park & Motte and Bailey

·         Twaite Mill