Recite Me

28/08/2026

Our Founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, takes a trip down memory lane to when we first started. Usually, there was no owner or champion of digital accessibility.

Now, digital accessibility has become embedded in so many business functions, and we often find there's someone or a team whose role is entirely digital accessibility.

The progress that has been made is incredible. But unless everyone can access the digital information they want and need, let's keep going!

Alt text: Video of Ross Linnett, CEO and founder at Recite Me talking about the emergence of digital accessibility professionals and teams. Ross appears on screen with captions throughout.

26/08/2026

What legislation do you need to be aware of in the UK when it comes to digital accessibility?

Here, our Head of Accessibility, Chris Holloway talks about some of the legislation such as PSBAR within public sector and the Equality Act which calls for reasonable adjustments.

The size of your organisation, the legislation specific to your sector and industry and your audience will influence what your focus on digital accessibility should look like.

If you're unsure, you can use our digital accessibility risk and responsibility calculator which we've linked below.

24/08/2026

We're heading to the Diversity & Inclusion Conference 2026 on 10th September.

Bringing together senior leaders from organisations including HSBC, Virgin Media O2, JLR, BBC, Save the Children and many more, the conference explores the latest thinking around inclusive leadership, neurodiversity, workplace culture, AI, talent practices and measuring the impact of D&I initiatives.

Our founder and CEO, Ross Linnett, will be sharing his insight during a panel session on effective D&I and you can meet Chris Hind, digital accessibility advocate at our stand throughout the day. You can book a meeting directly using the link below.

Alt test: A promotional graphic reads 'We're attending the Annual Diversity and Inclusion Conference 10th September in London' with three images of attendees at a previous event.

21/08/2026

Would your website pass a government accessibility audit? 📈

For public sector organisations, accessibility gaps can mean more than a poor user experience – they can put your organisation at risk.

Our on-demand webinar breaks down what to look out for and the practical steps you can take now.

Watch on demand: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xKwwS0

19/08/2026

It was a privilege to host actors from The Twisting Ducks Theatre Company at our offices yesterday. The Twisting Ducks Theatre Company is a charity supporting people with a learning disability and autistic people to achieve aspirations as performers, musicians and DJs across the North East.

They shared their talents with us ahead of a very exciting project that's coming soon!

Thank you to all the actors, to Twisting Ducks and the team from O agency.

Alt text: A group of 8 actors from Twisting Ducks Theatre Company strike various poses in front of a red wall with the Recite Me logo.

18/08/2026

It’s always great to hear stories about how the Recite Me Toolbar is being used 🙌

Since introducing the Toolbar, Be One Homes has had a brilliant response from residents, colleagues and its Customer Scrutiny Panel.

We were pleased to hear how colleagues are using the Toolbar during in-person support appointments where a customer’s first language isn’t English, translating and reading website content aloud to aid understanding.

Thanks to Jamie Moore for sharing this feedback with us.

Read more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xJgG30

13/08/2026

Accessibility changes lives.

At Recite Me, our mission is to make the web accessible for everyone. The real impact comes from the voices of the people who use our tools every day.

Through their experiences, we see the difference accessibility can make – independence, confidence, and the simple joy of being included online.

These stories remind us why we do what we do: creating a digital world where no one is left behind.

11/08/2026

Sometimes, getting involved in football starts with simply being able to access the right information online.

Cheshire Football Association is helping remove those barriers with the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar, giving more people the opportunity to engage with the game.

Read the full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xz05P0

10/08/2026

Good digital accessibility is more than asking, “Are we compliant?” and thinking about “Can everyone actually access and use our digital experiences?”

Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me, shares why accessibility should always be people-first.

Alt text: Video of Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me, discussing how conversations around digital accessibility should be about people. Chris appears on screen with captions throughout.

07/08/2026

Only 23% of charities believe their digital services are genuinely reaching diverse and marginalised communities.

That caught our attention in the latest Charity Digital Skills Report 2026.

We see this challenge every day. Making services available online is only part of the picture. They also need to be accessible, so more people can use them with confidence.

That's why digital accessibility remains such an important part of creating inclusive online experiences.

Read the full report here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xwgDG0

The Charity Digital Skills Report is the annual barometer of charities’ digital skills, attitudes and behaviours.