Church building with great access for all.
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5
Date of visit: August 2017
I have experience of challenges around: hearing and moving around.
Overall Rating
Excellent
This is a great, 1890's, historical building to visit. Regular events held and fully accessible to all with visual aids and hearing loop.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
The building has steps to the main entrance but has a ramp for access through the side door. The interior compromises of the original church pews still in place however these are narrow and have a small step to them. There are however seats at the front of the church which can be moved for access if required. There is an induction loop and large print copies available.
Parking & Transport
Good
No public transport facilities available directly to the building. There are three disabled parking spaces.
Accessible Toilets
Average
There is an accessible toilet however it is in the church hall which is a short 100 yards away. There is space for a a wheel chair plus a carer with space still available to move around in there. There is an emergency pull chord with an alarm system. Grab rails are both fixed with some which can be moved out of the way if required.
Staff
Good
Staff are very friendly and helpful in showing anyone around.
