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Medieval cathedral; most public areas including shop and Chapters Cafe have step-free access.

Exploris Aquarium & Seal Sanctuary is a accessible business in Portaferry.

120 rooms total; 6 accessible rooms; 3 min walk from Sunderland Central Station

Operated by Pontypridd Town Council.

Run by the Wick Society, a volunteer heritage organisation. Seasonal opening (Easter-October). Access is only partial in some display areas.

Historic Victorian building; distillery tour areas may have stairs/uneven flooring with limited accessibility. Contact in advance to discuss access needs.

Pleasurewood Hills is a accessible business in Lowestoft.

Museum of Modern Art Wales, housed in the Tabernacle (Y Tabernacl).

Operated by Outer Hebrides Heritage Services / Comhairle nan Eilean Siar. Seasonal opening hours.

Part of Lakeland Arts. Note: heritage boat trips from the jetty are not wheelchair accessible due to the historic vessels.

Museum housed within South Mill Arts centre; collections cover local history, archaeology and Cecil Rhodes.

5-star luxury hotel; fully equipped for mobility, hearing, sight, learning disabilities and hidden impairments; shower chairs available on request

Bangor Aurora Aquatic & Leisure Complex is a accessible business in Bangor.

Lakeside café at Coniston Boating Centre; automatic doors and accessible toilet, reviewed on Euan's Guide.

Verified via VisitScotland's listing and Argyll and Bute Council's 2019 news release on the Winter Gardens renovation, both describing the centre as wheelchair accessible. Caveat: no dedicated official website domain was confirmed, and a detailed itemised access statement was not located.

Modern Chinese restaurant in Spinningfields with full wheelchair accessibility throughout.

UNESCO World Heritage Site. Extensive estate with electric buggy tours. Accessibility guide on website covers all areas of the 2,000-acre estate.

Verified via Euan's Guide review and Nightingale House Hospice's own site; local news and social media confirm ongoing operation.

South Lanarkshire's main public swimming and leisure venue with a pool hoist.

Comprehensive accessibility. AccessAble access guide available on accessable.co.uk. Parking off St Margaret's Close.

Accessibility confirmed via Euan's Guide review. Operated by Ambassador Theatre Group on behalf of Stoke-on-Trent City Council.

Source: canterburymuseums.co.uk/the-beaney/accessibility

Grade II listed independent cinema with a permanent ramp from pavement to entrance for step-free access.

Managed by English Heritage / Friends of the Flaxmill Maltings. Accessibility confirmed via operator's official access page. Note: no functioning lift to upper floors, so the building tour above ground level is not wheelchair accessible.