Care & Mobility Services in Northumberland

CQC-regulated Helping Hands branch covering East Northumberland and Cramlington area.

Site is technically at Bardon Mill, ~4 miles from Haltwhistle (nearest town/rail station). Verified via AccessAble.co.uk and English Heritage access page.

Large public garden with a Changing Places toilet and smooth accessible routes throughout, part-funded via Northumberland County Council.

Accessibility confirmed via National Trust official site and Visit Northumberland accessibility guide.

Verified via English Heritage access page and Euan's Guide review.

Verified via AccessAble.co.uk detailed access guides and National Trust visitor-information page.

Award-winning accessibility. Free wheelchair and scooter hire available (scooters £10, pre-book by phone). Free carer ticket for visitors with disabilities.

Blue Badge Access Award nominee 2024/25. Country house hotel with 3 accessible bedrooms. Lift door 800mm wide. 3 Blue Badge parking spaces free of charge.

Verified via English Heritage access and facilities pages.

Verified via VisitNorthumberland official stay directory and Inn Collection Group site.

Source: https://www.whitehousefarmcentre.co.uk/your-visit/visitor-guidelines-and-accessibility/

Community and arts centre in Wooler run by the Glendale Gateway Trust. Verified via Glendale Gateway Trust's own accessibility page for the centre and cross-checked against Highlights Rural Touring Scheme venue listing.

Operated by Marton Care Homes. CQC rating last published following Feb 2021 inspection; verify current rating on CQC website before publishing.

Registered provider: Berwick Care Homes Ltd. CQC location ref 1-135944612. Verified 2026-07-06.