Service Directory

Run by EnviroAbility charity; verified via official site, Herefordshire Council directory and local listings.

Fully accessible railway museum operated by Swindon Borough Council.

Winner of Best Day Out at the 2026 Blue Badge Access Awards.

Remaining 2/3 of cave tour beyond the main chamber involves 28 steps and is not wheelchair accessible.

Free museum and gardens run by The Culture Trust Luton.

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

Wheelchair spaces available on selected carriages; book in advance via the Bookings Team on 01263 820800.

Operated by North Tyneside Council; Changing Places facility in changing village

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

Listed on Asda's official store locator; accessibility features per Asda's published in-store accessibility policy.

All museum spaces accessible via lifts or ramps. Wheelchairs available to borrow or reserve in advance. Paved accessible gardens.

Access enquiries: call 01274 233200, minicom 01274 235094, or email theatre@bradford.ac.uk.

Run by South East Dorset Community Accessible Transport (Sedcat), a local charity; also operates a Sovereign Centre location.

Monmouthshire, Brecon & Abergavenny Canals Trust site. Verified via Euan's Guide, VisitWales, and Monmouthshire Building Preservation Trust listings.

Council-run arts venue in the Village area of East Kilbride.

Community interest company (CIC) hands-on science and discovery museum aimed at children, young people and families.

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

Luxury boutique hotel set in 38-acre grounds near Ipswich; public areas all ground floor level

Registered charity; verified via official site and Charity Commission register.

Bromsgrove Shopmobility is a accessible business in Bromsgrove.

Laing Art Gallery is a accessible business in Newcastle upon Tyne.

CalMac-operated terminal for the Ullapool-Stornoway route, served by MV Loch Seaforth. Contact the port office in advance to arrange mobility assistance.

Registered charity; verified via official site, Charity Commission register and Herefordshire Council.

Operates Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-2pm.