Service Directory

Nevis Range Gondola is a accessible business in Fort William.

Accessibility confirmed via National Trust official site and Visit Northumberland accessibility guide.

Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre is a accessible business in Stirling.

Wicksteed Park is a accessible business in Kettering.

Free-entry council-run museum in the Clocktower building.

Large-format store; note it does not have a Changing Places facility.

Only the second Changing Places facility across the eight Royal Parks, installed behind the Espresso Cafe following disability community consultation.

Registered charity no. 1169435. Contact museum directly ahead of visit to confirm suitability for specific access needs.

Operating 18+ years; pre-booking only, no drop-in service.

Verified via official Access page, cross-checked with Euan's Guide.

Verified via AccessAble access guide and the centre's own Plan My Visit page.

Council-run (Denbighshire) leisure centre; Changing Places facility corroborated by AccessAble and Euan's Guide.

Wheelchair-friendly entry via turnstile near the Disko ride; does not hire out wheelchairs. Source: venue website, Aug 2026.

Also operates a second gym location in Gateshead

350-room 5-star hotel. 18 wheelchair accessible rooms including two with ceiling hoists. Level-access wet room showers, handrails and shower seats.

Operated by Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles / WLCT; holder of the Accessible Selby Charter.

Run by Norfolk Museums Service.

The Grove Cromer is a accessible business in Cromer.

Family-run mobility aids supplier of 20+ years near Selby town centre, close to train and bus stations. No official website found; listed on Yell, HotFrog and other trade directories.

Grade A-listed former Argyll Motor Works building. Accessibility features based on general venue description; not independently AccessAble-verified - confirm lift/level access before visiting.

Verified via Bute Museum & Natural History Society's own website and visitor-information aggregators. Caveat: the museum's own toilets are NOT wheelchair accessible; visitors are directed to the adjacent public library's accessible toilet instead.

Operated by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society.

Reopened 29 June 2023 with upgraded accessible facilities. Source: congleton-tc.gov.uk/attraction/congleton-leisure-centre/, accessed Aug 2026.

Named one of Britain's most accessible tourist attractions; Relaxed SENDays held throughout the year; autism, learning disability and visual impairment friendly