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Murrayshall Country House Hotel is a accessible business in Scone.

Grade II listed Regency house and park managed via Blaenau Gwent CBC/Aneurin Leisure

Most of site accessible for wheelchair users. Tunnel and Drop Room not accessible. 2 manual wheelchairs at entrance. 4 accessible toilet locations. Advance wheelchair reservation recommended.

Verified via AccessAble guide snippets and Tesco store locator.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant at Granary Square, King's Cross.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant at Canary Wharf.

Beachfront cafe at Gyllyngvase Beach. Accessibility cross-checked via Access Cornwall (accesscornwall.org.uk/listing/gyllyngvase-beach-and-cafe), describing a gently sloping accessible path onto the beach and a sand chair available for hire from the cafe, plus a wheelchair-accessible toilet approx. 20m behind the beach in the public toilet block (not part of the cafe building itself). Reviewer/independent-directory sourced rather than an official audit of the cafe premises; not independently visited.

Operated by Barchester Healthcare, a major UK/Channel Islands care provider.

Wishaw Sports Centre is a accessible business in Wishaw.

Dishoom Manchester is a accessible business in Manchester.

16-bed independent residential home, regulated by Care Inspectorate Wales (SIN-00008781-RJMP). Verified via multiple independent sources.

Run by Wiltshire Council. Verified via LibraryOn directory.

Ruined 12th-century Cistercian abbey with partial step-free access to the grounds.

Castle Court Shopping Centre is a accessible business in Caerphilly.

Combined library, heritage and visitor centre run by Hampshire County Council.

Verified via CQC cqc.org.uk/location/1-321474158; run by A Better Carehome Ltd.

Bexhill Museum is a accessible business in Bexhill On Sea.

Accessibility detail per AccessAble venue guide; operated by Everyone Active on behalf of Dacorum Borough Council.

Designated Northern Ireland's first fully inclusive beach (2017) via Mae Murray Foundation and Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council; corroborated via council, Disability Action NI and Discover NI. Verified via multiple independent web sources.

Verified via published Access Statement PDF and park website, Sept 2026.

Not-for-profit community business (EcoCarriers BSE) running the West Suffolk Council Shopmobility scheme, previously run directly by the council. Main collection point is The Apex; alternative collection at the bus station or a home address in Bury St Edmunds available by prior arrangement.

B&Q Ashton-under-Lyne (Snipe Retail Park) is a accessible business in Ashton-under-Lyne.

Regulated by the Care Inspectorate (Scotland). Provides for up to 42 residents.

Free entry. Home to the world's greatest collection of Joseph Wright of Derby paintings. Fully accessible via lift throughout.