Marykirk Village Hall

I use this hall often as a non-disabled person. It's a 30-year-old building but is mostly accessible. There is an accessible parking space, although the path to the building is made of stones, which may be tricky for wheelchair users to navigate. Doors are manual but not heavy and are slower to close. There are no lips or steps into or around the building. There is a main hall (slightly bigger than a badminton court) a kitchen with a hatch into the main hall (this hatch is around 4 feet off the ground so may be tricky to access for those who are unable to reach up) and a community room. All rooms are close together, as is the accessible toilet, making it straightforward to navigate for most people. There is good colour contrast between the doors and floors/walls and the main hall has paneling to reduce echo. The accessible toilet is small, so not really suitable for many wheelchair/powerchair users - particularly those who need support from another person.