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AsiaMarketMakers replied to the discussion London advice in the forum UK a year ago
I have been to London numerous times & also lived there. It’s very accessible & transport is great too!
Wheelchair Accessible Day Out in St Andrew & Anstruther with Simply Emma – exploring an accessible (and creaky!) fisheries museum:
I remember going to Corfe Castle as a kid and needing to be carried around by my dad, glad to see these improvements!
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/dorset/corfe-castle/accessibility-at-corfe-castle
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Accessibility at Corfe Castle │ Dorset
Find out more about accessibility at Corfe Castle, including an all-terrain electric wheelchair and walking pole hire to our brand-new access guide.
adam_bb and alliejay1 Comment-
Really great to be seeing this. Historic sites are particularly challenging for accessibility but that doesn’t mean a few improvements are out of reach.
Anyone planning on going to see the coronation? I wonder what the accessibility accommodations are like…
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I purposely escaped it! I heard people were queuing up at 5 am for a place and it all sounded like a HARD PASS!
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This video does a great job of sharing accessibility, but also general history etc. The way it should be!
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Great content! After having lived in the UK for a bit, and having just returned from a trip there, there is a lot here I agree with. Making historical sites fully accessible would be impossible, but I do find the trust and others do try to do as best they can.
One thing (and it is not unique to the UK, actually) that I continue to… Read more- View 5 replies
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