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Steam heritage railway; accessibility details published on operator site.

National Trust medieval barn. Access guide notes step-free paths around most of the site but an unmarked 3-step entrance into the barn itself; voluntary donation £1.50.

Grade II-listed coaching inn; flat access to bar and accessible toilet downstairs. Some internal doorways narrow (~48cm), may restrict wider wheelchairs/power chairs.

Castle Apartments and Norman Keep are not wheelchair accessible. Confirmed via official Cardiff Castle accessibility page. Source: https://www.cardiffcastle.com/accessibility/

Interactive pan-Asian restaurant; single-level contemporary interior facilitates wheelchair access

Operated by Guernsey Museums (States of Guernsey Culture & Leisure).

Tesco Superstore - Pontefract is a accessible business in Pontefract.

Concessionary admission for disabled visitors and essential companions.

Listed with a detailed accessibility guide on AccessAble.co.uk. Source: accessable.co.uk/b-q/access-guides/b-q-tamworth, accessed Aug 2026. Specific features (parking, aisle width, toilets) not independently itemised in this pass - recommend reviewing full guide before publishing detail claims.

Source: euansguide.com review.

Source: euansguide.com review.

Dedicated access line 0191 594 6619 / access@theatreroyal.co.uk.

One of three rooms only accessible via steep stairs; 3 steps at High Street end of approach.

Verified via meadowhall.co.uk official accessibility page, 2026-07-13.

Verified via AccessAble.co.uk independent access guide; note this store does not have an accessible toilet. Not CQC-regulated.

Disability advice charity operating a wheelchair and mobility scooter hire service for the Doncaster area, functioning similarly to a Shopmobility scheme. No standalone branded Shopmobility outlet currently found operating in Doncaster.

Registered Jersey charity (est. 2013); verified via its own site, Jersey Charities Association listing, and Visit Jersey listing. Direct phone/address not located; contact is via its website.

Formerly the Aros Centre; now houses the Isle of Skye Candle Company shop, visitor centre, cinema and restaurant.

Grounds have level paths with small slopes, wheelchair/mobility-scooter friendly; the motte path is steep in places. Access inside the castle itself is limited by stairs and narrow corridors.

Major performing-arts venue with a Changing Places toilet - a facility only a small minority of UK venues offer.

Verified via official museum website (wallingfordmuseum.org.uk/visit-us and /contact). Ground floor and video presentation offered as an alternative for visitors unable to reach upper-floor galleries; full step-free access to all galleries not confirmed - recommend confirming detailed level-access plan with the museum before publishing an exhaustive accessibility claim.

Verified via Cannock Chase Access Guide and council site, current at time of check.

Independent charitable trust attraction; some garden paths are gravel/sloped and not wheelchair accessible, so accessibility is partial rather than full-site.

Main Abbey is wheelchair accessible; the Crypt is not accessible (steep, deep steps only).