Rachel Hill – Bondville’s Owner, Accessibility Advocate, and Inclusion Speaker
Most visitors know Rachel Hill as the friendly face behind Bondville Model Village, one of East Yorkshire’s most charming attractions. But did you know that Rachel is also a national speaker on accessibility, a disability advocate, and a passionate voice for inclusive tourism?
Her role at Bondville goes far beyond running a family destination. Rachel is on a mission to make the world — and especially public spaces — more accessible, welcoming, and inclusive for everyone.
From Miniature Villages to Major Impact
While Rachel Hill oversees the tiny streets and scaled-down charm of Bondville Model Village, she’s also becoming a leading accessibility speaker in the UK. Her talks have inspired schools, organisations, and community leaders to rethink how we create environments that include everyone.
She speaks openly about:
- The importance of universal design in public attractions
- Creating experiences that serve those with disabilities or neurodiversity
- Her own powerful story of resilience and advocacy
Why Accessibility Matters at Bondville
Rachel’s passion for accessibility isn’t just talk — she’s turning Bondville into one of the most inclusive tourist attractions in Yorkshire. Under her leadership, Bondville is investing in:
- Wheelchair-friendly routes and viewing platforms
- Sensory-friendly elements and dedicated timings for visitors with autism or processing differences
- Staff training to ensure every guest feels welcome
If you’re planning a family trip and are looking for accessible attractions in East Yorkshire, Bondville is leading by example.
Book Rachel Hill – Inclusion & Accessibility Public Speaker
If you’re organising an event, workshop, or educational day and looking for a speaker who connects with audiences through honesty, insight, and inspiration — Rachel Hill is ready to speak.
Rachel offers keynotes and custom talks on:
- Disability inclusion in everyday spaces
- Neurodiversity awareness in education and business
- Tourism and accessibility best practices
- The emotional side of access: stories that build empathy
“Inclusion isn’t just a checklist. It’s a commitment. Every person deserves to feel seen, supported, and part of the community.”
— Rachel Hill
Book Rachel Hill through the contact form below or explore her full bio and mission here.
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A Story That Inspires Change
Rachel doesn’t just advocate — she lives it. Through her personal journey with disability and her work transforming Bondville, she’s proof that small actions lead to big change. She’s also active in promoting awareness across platforms and encourages others to reach out, share, and learn together.
So next time you visit Bondville, you’re not just seeing a model village. You’re stepping into a place led by a woman making a real difference.
