Service Directory

No fully level main entrance; advance contact recommended for specific access needs.

Verified August 2026 via Test Valley Borough Council news release (syndicated via Yahoo News UK), announced 17 June 2026, delivered with Romsey Future and the Romsey Disabled People's Partnership. Council contact number confirmed via testvalley.gov.uk.

Part of the Avery Collection.

Independent cinema with 3 screens. Cinema 1: 392 seats / 4 wheelchair spaces. Cinema 2: 142 seats / 2 wheelchair spaces.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a accessible business in Wakefield.

Historic Environment Scotland site; 18th-century cotton mill visitor experience. Verified via multiple independent sources (Historic Environment Scotland, Day Out With The Kids, Undiscovered Scotland).

30-bed care home close to Castle Douglas town centre; regulated by the Care Inspectorate. Verified via care-directory listings and Dumfries and Galloway Council care home directory, Aug 2026.

Free entry. CQC not applicable (cultural attraction). Verified via Derby Museums official website.

Course Enclosure access crosses the grassed racing surface and is not wheelchair suitable; other enclosures are step-free.

Museum ship and dockyard attraction displaying Isambard Kingdom Brunel's SS Great Britain in dry dock; some historic cabin interiors are too narrow for larger wheelchairs.

Award-winning steak and seafood restaurant; fully wheelchair accessible throughout all areas

Confirmed via National Trust official site and AccessAble accessibility guide. Source: https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/powis-castle-and-garden-national-trust

City centre hotel overlooking York Minster with 12 accessible rooms featuring roll-in showers and step-free access throughout.

Millennium Forum is a accessible business in Londonderry.

Sky Garden deck is stairs-only and not wheelchair accessible; tower accommodates one wheelchair user at a time for safety. Advance contact recommended.

Entrance, shop and galleries on one level; lift serves basement accessible toilet and calm space.

Nibble is a accessible business in Kingston upon Hull.

Run by Devon charity Disability Together (formerly Living Options Devon); gives people with limited mobility access to countryside/coastal locations otherwise unreachable. Confirmed via countrysidemobility.org, Disability Together, and Devon Services directory.

Mobility equipment booking line: 01625 445864

First fully accessible leisure centre in Europe for disabled and non-disabled people. Located within grounds of Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore. Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) approved.

Run by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. New Changing Places toilet opened 2026 as part of wider accessibility improvements across the Dales.

Verified as a currently operating council-run gallery/museum via official ragm.co.uk visit page and Euan's Guide venue listing, July 2026 automated research run.

Access Card accepted. Mobility bus runs regularly. Free wheelchair loans available.

Path from car park to cafe/toilets is tarmacked and gently sloped; route across the dam beyond this point is gravelly with a noticeable camber. Source: council/visitor accessibility summaries via web search, Sep 2026.