Media / Press
This page is where the Press can find out who to contact about various things.
For interviews and comment please contact Amy our Landlady – Amy@TheStayingInn.org.uk
Or on Twitter we are @TheStayingInn
Previous Press/Media coverage
“My white cane is only 125cm. If I bump into someone, I’m too close”
Our landlady Amy spoke to Lucy Edwards for her YouTube Channel. Lucy, Amy and Dr Amit Patel discuss visual impairment, social distancing & the new challenges created by #Covid-19. – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gY7TNg53nM&feature=youtu.be
iNews catch up with The Staying Inn
The iNews catch up with our Landlady Amy and our barmaid Ginny to discover how the Inn is open to all.
https://inews.co.uk/news/staying-inn-disability-friendly-virtual-pub-online-2670409
Landlady Amy had an early start chatting to the BBC Radio 5 Live team
Landlady Amy had an early start on 30 April 2020 chatting to the BBC Radio 5 Live team about The Staying Inn and our efforts to connect isolated disabled people.
We have since located a transcript of that interview.
"It's reaching a lot of really isolated people"
Dr Amy Kavanagh is a visually impaired activist and landlady of @TheStayingInn – a virtual pub for disabled and non-disabled people.
She's fundraising so more people can come to her pub.🍻
🎧@BBCSounds– https://t.co/4SnxX44AQs pic.twitter.com/AGck19kTH3
— BBC Radio 5 Live (@bbc5live) April 30, 2020
Amy spoke to the Sky News Daily Podcast about The Staying Inn connecting disabled & non disabled people
Amy spoke to the Sky News Daily Podcast about The Staying Inn connecting disabled & non disabled people
https://news.sky.com/story/listen-sky-news-daily-podcast-11212127
The pub and Landlady Amy briefly featured on this Sky News segment
The pub and Landlady Amy briefly featured on this Sky News segment
The Telegraph spoke to us about the Virtual Pub movement
The Telegraph spoke to us about the Virtual Pub movement (apologies this is behind a paywall)
UniLad covered the early days of the Pub
When we first opened UniLad covered the early days of the Pub
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