Service Directory

The Old Brewery Greenwich is a accessible business in London.

National Trust property in Wisbech; Changing Places toilet added in the Reed Barn, the Trust's 25th such facility nationally. Source: accessable.co.uk/national-trust/peckover-house-and-garden-national-trust

Operated by Bannau Brycheiniog / Brecon Beacons National Park Authority.

Opened April 2026. Free entry. Part of the V&A family of museums.

Free entry. Manual wheelchairs available to borrow. Tactile handling sessions and BSL-interpreted events offered.

One of Europe's largest urban shopping centres. Changing Places toilet available. Shopmobility on Level -2, Lift Lobby 2.

Sainsbury's superstore listed on the official store locator with accessible toilets and car parking; also houses an Argos collection point.

Garden access is limited due to steps/uneven surfaces; mobility scooters not permitted.

Nearby Changing Places facility at Porthminster Beach. Operated by Better/GLL.

Free entry. Part of the Science Museum Group. Set across multiple historic Victorian buildings with accessible routes throughout.

Brand new modern leisure complex opened 2025. 25m 8-lane pool, wellness suite with motorised gym for disability/rehabilitation use.

Asda Pontefract Supermarket is a accessible business in Pontefract.

Registered Safe Places scheme member.

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/

Operated by Places Leisure. Accessibility claims sourced from the operator's own site; no independent AccessAble audit was found for this venue, so treat feature detail as lower-confidence.

Outdoor pathway to St Patrick's grave in adjoining graveyard is steep and may be difficult for some wheelchair users.

Operated by Your Trust (Rochdale Boroughwide Cultural Trust). Pool hoist bookable in advance during busy periods.

All areas except clock tower are step-free. Max 4 wheelchairs on first floor simultaneously.

Museum ship and dockyard attraction displaying Isambard Kingdom Brunel's SS Great Britain in dry dock; some historic cabin interiors are too narrow for larger wheelchairs.

Boots was the first UK high-street retailer to partner with AccessAble to publish independently assessed accessibility guides for its stores; features listed are those documented for the Halton Lea, Runcorn branch.

4-star hotel with detailed accessibility access statement on website.

Operated by Luton Borough Council. Accessibility described via local visitor guidance, 31 Jul 2026.

15th century hotel. Wheelchair access from front and back. Accessible breakfast room with table near door on request.

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.