Care & Mobility Services in Shropshire

CQC location ID 1-113518517, Mar 2021 report. Capacity ~31.

Independent CQC-registered domiciliary care provider based in the small town of Whitchurch, Shropshire. Source: cqc.org.uk/location/1-2489155765

CQC registered shared lives and domiciliary care provider supporting adults with learning disabilities.

A purpose-built, 60-bed Barchester Healthcare home on the edge of Ludlow rated 'Good' overall by the CQC (inspection published February 2020). Verified via https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-426954409

A Ludlow-based domiciliary care agency providing personal and dementia care to clients in their own homes, rated 'Good' overall by the CQC (report published September 2019). Verified via https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-1905070106

Checked the CQC register (location ID 1-1126203361). Independent, family-run domiciliary care agency for older adults (including those with dementia) and younger disabled adults in Oswestry and surrounding area.

Operated by the independent Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust (part of the Ten Ironbridge Gorge museums, distinct from National Trust). Site has varied/steep terrain in places; mobility equipment is first-come first-served and cannot be pre-booked.

CQC location ID 1-14574865724. Purpose-built 66-bed home run by HC-One, opened December 2022; no full CQC inspection published yet.

A large medieval parish church in the heart of Ludlow, popularly known as the "Cathedral of the Marches", with a published visitor access statement. Verified via https://stlaurences.org.uk/visit-us/

Ludlow Castle is a accessible business in Ludlow.

Visitor and exhibition centre with step-free access throughout, accessible toilets, and a free loan mobility scooter for the grounds.

Verified via Euan's Guide and Halo Leisure website.

Confirmed via Original Shrewsbury article on accessible eateries and venue website.

Independent cafe near Shrewsbury Cathedral; featured by Original Shrewsbury as an exemplar of accessible historic-town dining.

Run by Whittington Castle Preservation Trust charity.

Care UK-operated home in Shrewsbury. Source: cqc.org.uk/location/1-19896563330

UNESCO World Heritage Site across 10 museums. Terrain varies between sites; accessibility guide on website details each location.

Free entry museum with fully accessible Changing Places facility installed in the Visitor Centre. Accessible from M54 Junction 3.

Boutique Georgian hotel overlooking Ludlow with 15 rooms. Bespoke accessible ground floor room with wet room and easy wheelchair access.

Verified via https://www.wemtownhall.co.uk/visitor-information/access-information/ (2026-07-06).

Run by Welford Healthcare. 50 beds, all en-suite. CQC-registered (location ID 1-13937184539).

16th-century Elizabethan timber-framed building run by volunteers; free entry. Accessibility limited by building age - verified via official museum site.

National Trust site in the Shropshire Hills. Valley-floor path near the cafe is usable by wheelchair users; hillside trails beyond are not accessible.