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Finn's Place is a wellbeing centre based on the Southside of Glasgow. We offer a weekly programme of activities and occasional events to help people improve their wellbeing. We are fully wheelchair accessible. While we're not a cafe as such, when we're open, we do have tea/coffee/biscuits always available for a small donation. Opening hours: Tuesday - Friday 9.00 - 5.00pm.

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mickman

May 2019

A good community space

A large community space attached to Langside parish church. They have a number of different activities on most days. I went to see a play as part of the South side fringe. Once in a generation was a play about a husband and wife on different sides of the independence debate. It was the Scottish referendum revisited. I had been here before when sustrans were holding a consultation on cycling/walking improvements in the area.

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Disabled Access at Finn's Place

There is a ramp from street level up to the front door. Inside is all on one level. Large disabled toilet.

Accessible parking at Finn's Place

There are two parking bays marked for disabled visitors in the parking area to the side of the building - with a no-step path up to the front door.

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at Finn's Place

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.