Service Directory

Blue Badge Access Award nominee 2024/25. Award-winning vegetarian/vegan restaurant in Brighton Lanes since 1993.

Located next to Hull train station and St Stephens shopping centre

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

Some historic gaol cell rooms have narrow doorways requiring a staff-assisted alternative route.

Award-winning contemporary arts centre in Omagh, Northern Ireland. Managed by Fermanagh & Omagh District Council.

Large Asda superstore with on-site pharmacy and cafe, listed on Asda's official store locator.

Free entry museum; fully accessible throughout with slopes, ramps and lifts; guide dog water facilities available

47-acre park; tarmacked main route from car park to cafe/toilets; red-band system for visitors who find queuing difficult

Access guide published with AccessAble.

7 accessible rooms including 2 with walk-in showers. Located in The Light leisure complex, Leeds city centre.

OnFife-operated museum and gallery in Kirkcaldy holding the Fife art and heritage collections, with lift access throughout.

Apex City of Glasgow Hotel is a accessible business in Glasgow.

Operated by University of St Andrews Museums; contact museumenquiries@st-andrews.ac.uk to confirm specific access needs

Gtech Community Stadium (Brentford FC) is a accessible business in Brentford.

Reviewed positively by Euan's Guide for disabled visitors.

Council-run leisure centre; RADAR key required for Changing Places facility access.

Verified via AccessAble guide snippets and Tesco store locator.

Within the London EDITION hotel. Wheelchair users access directly from street into dining room; accessible toilet on same floor.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant in Kensington.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant at Granary Square, King's Cross.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant at Canary Wharf.

Changing Places facility not independently confirmed at time of research; verify directly before highlighting.

One of the first London hotels to adapt bedrooms for disabled guests. 10 accessible rooms on mezzanine level with lift access, automatic corridor door, 5 rooms with step-free wet rooms.

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.