TRNSMT organiser wins national prize for creating accessible and inclusive events

A leading live music and event promoter has received a national award for efforts to ensure festivals are open, accessible, and welcoming for everyone. The organisers behind the TRNSMT music festival were recognised for championing inclusion and accessibility in their event planning and operations.

Focus on accessibility and inclusivity

The award celebrates organisations that prioritise removing barriers for people with disabilities, promoting equality in event participation, and ensuring that public spaces remain welcoming to all.
The TRNSMT team has consistently worked to improve the accessibility of their venues, from better physical access to communication support and inclusive facilities.

Industry recognition

Festival organisers highlighted that the recognition reflects years of collaboration with accessibility advisors and feedback from attendees. This cooperative approach has helped them design more accommodating audience experiences and make festivals more representative of all music fans.

“We want every person—no matter their background or abilities—to feel comfortable, involved, and part of the celebration,” said a spokesperson for the TRNSMT team.

Impact and future goals

Winning this national award encourages the organisers to continue evolving their accessibility practices and to inspire other event producers to adopt similar standards. Their approach aims to set a new benchmark for inclusivity in the UK entertainment sector.

Author’s summary: TRNSMT organisers earned a national prize for their commitment to making festivals more inclusive, accessible, and welcoming for all attendees.

Glasgow Times on MSN — 2025-11-26