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Welcoming, light and accessible.
The Quaker Meeting House is all on one level, with one slight ramp up to a door. There is one accessible toilet which is big enough for an powerchair and space for carers also. There is an access friendly fire door and ramp in case of emergencies. There is a slight lip out of one of the rooms but there is a removable chock of wood which can be used to make it into a ramp. There is no onsite parking however the pavement is big enough for parking on (if you have a blue badge as it is double yellows) and allowing lots of space for pavement users still. There is ample parking opposite the Meeting House and on the surrounding streets. There is a hearing loop system in both rooms used for hire. You can get a large wheel/powerchair into the smaller of the two rooms but it requires precision due to the angle of the door frames in relation to the hallway.
The Quaker Meeting House is all on one level, with one slight ramp up to a door. There is one accessible toilet which is big enough for an powerchair and space for carers also. There is an access friendly fire door and ramp in case of emergencies. There is a slight lip out of one of the rooms but there is a removable chock of wood which can be used to make it into a ramp. There is no onsite parking however the pavement is big enough for parking on (if you have a blue badge as it is double yellows) and allowing lots of space for pavement users still. There is ample parking opposite the Meeting House and on the surrounding streets. There is a hearing loop system in both rooms used for hire. You can get a large wheel/powerchair into the smaller of the two rooms but it requires precision due to the angle of the door frames in relation to the hallway.