Service Directory

Luxury hotel (Hyatt Unbound Collection) near Westminster with 11 fully accessible rooms. 152 rooms total.

Changing Places facility jointly funded by the centre and Peterborough City Council (DLUHC grant). Verified via Queensgate Shopping Centre official site and Peterborough Telegraph coverage. Source: https://queensgate-shopping.co.uk/environment-and-community/accessible-for-all/ and https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/people/ps130000-changing-places-toilets-opens-in-queensgate-shopping-centre-4698220

Verified via the States of Guernsey official buses page, Guernsey Disability Alliance's article on CT Plus accessibility cards, and AccessAble's Stagecoach Guernsey guide. CT Plus operates the fleet on behalf of the States' Environment Department.

Operated by High Life Highland, combined pool/library facility. Verified via operator website, Aug 2026.

Country park at Lisnarick in the Irvinestown area, listed on nidirect (official NI government site) and Fermanagh Lakelands, confirming it is open and operating. Phone left blank: two different numbers appear in listings (one for the country park, one for the separately run caravan park) and neither could be confirmed as correct. A hearing loop is mentioned by one third-party listing only and is therefore NOT included. Accessibility sourcing is weaker than a dedicated access guide. Verified 2026-08-20; direct page fetch was unavailable this run (network policy).

Verified via LibertyBus's own site and the Jersey Disabled Travel resource. Some mobility scooters require a permit to board, a genuine caveat from the operator.

Verified via Aurigny's own website (assistance and FAQ pages), Guernsey Airport's news page on Sunflower scheme training, and independent trade press on Aviramp boarding ramps. CAUTION: lift on/lift off is not available on Guernsey-Alderney flights, and Aurigny cannot carry wheelchairs onboard due to aircraft size/configuration; passengers must give 48 hours' notice.

Verified via AccessAble's detailed venue access guide and Guernsey Museums' own access page. CAUTION: the castle itself is NOT fully wheelchair accessible beyond the shop area, steep staircases, uneven historic surfaces, and no hearing loop were confirmed, so this listing should be treated as 'partial access' only.

Independently verified via official site and Euan's Guide regional coverage. Contact hotel directly to confirm accessible room availability.

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

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.

Grade II listed Victorian theatre in Wolverhampton city centre.

Verified via kesr.org.uk/facilities; dedicated accessible carriage "Petros" with ramped access, wide aisles and 8 wheelchair spaces.

Registered charity (No. 1214285). Volunteer-led, free access to beach mobility equipment on the Lincolnshire coast.

Council-run museum housed in a historic castle. Verified via official site accessibility page and search results, August 2026.

National Trust property; dedicated Access Statement PDF published for this site. Source verified: nt.global.ssl.fastly.net access-statement PDF.

Time capsule ride through reconstructed Viking-age York. Accessible ride cars available. Concessionary tickets for disabled visitors.

Free local history and natural history museum run by Kirklees Council, set in Wilton Park.

World's oldest international football stadium still in use.

Verified via venue accessibility page and Changing Places register: https://castlequarternorwich.co.uk/accessibility/ ; https://www.changing-places.org/toilet/view/1195

Small hotel with restaurant near Spean Bridge, views of the Nevis Range. Accessibility details sourced from DisabledHolidays.com aggregator listing rather than the operator's own site - recommend confirming current room adaptations directly with the hotel before publishing to wheelchair users.

Operated by Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust (registered charity). Verified via BBOWT official site plus West Berkshire/Reading/Wokingham council service directories.

Free-entry railway museum, part of the National Railway Museum group/Durham County Council. Changing Places toilet funded by DLUHC with Durham County Council and Muscular Dystrophy UK support, opened 2026.

Managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Verified via NTS's own published Glenfinnan Monument accessibility guide. Note: the monument tower itself is accessed via a spiral staircase and is NOT step-free - only the visitor centre, cafe, shop, toilets and grounds paths are.