Care & Mobility Services in Lincolnshire

Part of Care UK. Luxury new-build care home.

Louth Museum is a accessible business in Louth.

Verified via Euans Guide review; note narrow walkways at busy times per reviewer feedback. Minor address inconsistency across sources between Tower Esplanade and 111 Lumley Road - same seafront site.

National Trust property.

Meridian Leisure Centre is a accessible business in Louth.

44-resident residential home.

Grade I listed medieval manor house run by English Heritage/Lincolnshire County Council. Upper-floor State Rooms not wheelchair accessible. Verified via English Heritage access guide, Sept 2026.

Run by Gainsborough & District Heritage Association, housed in the former Post Office. Verified via association's own access & facilities page, Sept 2026.

Not-for-profit (CIC) founded by Rob Wilkins, runs sessions from CR Fitness. Could not independently confirm Companies House registration or a dedicated venue address for this listing - flagged for manual verification.

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

Tanglewood Care Homes-operated home. Source: cqc.org.uk/location/1-7522526772

Free entry to the church (charge to climb the tower, which is not step-free). Sources conflict on whether an accessible toilet is on site - confirm directly with the church before visiting.

Major Elizabethan stately home and gardens. Mobility scooters cannot access the first-floor State Rooms; wheelchair users transfer to a stairlift with staff assistance. Confirm access arrangements ahead of visiting.

Part of Care UK (formerly Yorkare Homes, acquired November 2025).

68-bed home run by Tanglewood Care Services Ltd. CQC rating downgraded from Good to Requires improvement (reported May 2026) after warning notices on safe care/governance; provider states an action plan is in place - verify current rating before relying on it. Source: https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-12120249312