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    Date of visit: September 2022

    I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment and moving around.

    Overall Rating

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    Only 1 entrance really long walk across cobbled streets, entrance to get in approx 300 degrees from car park almost complete circle to collect access wristband that was prepaid. Very few disabled toilets and those were being used by able bodied people. Not enough seating provided or cover

    Disabled Access In and Around

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    No large print, no resting points, only 1 entrance lits of walking no advice where to go just stewards advising keep walking. Then different coloured wristbands were issued but you were asked to que with able bodied and got searched the same. You were not allowed to carry water or food no good for diabetics.

    Parking & Transport

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    No disabled parking had to use blue badge on yellow lines, and walk missions to

    Accessible Toilets

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    No changing places not enough carer room. Toilets being used by everybody causing accidents on urination frequency no waste bins for soiled wear.

    Staff

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    They didnt seem to understand disabled difficulties at any point or be interested in helping at any point.

    Additional Information

    No sanitisation points anywhere

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