Hidden away in NE Lincolnshire is The Ship Inn in the small village of barnoldby-Le-Beck. It’s renowned for it’s great british food and seafood. It’s accessible in a wheelchair with no stairs but there’s no disabled toilet and neither is there one nearby. So be prepared!
The New Inn is a restaurant with rooms in N.E. Lincolnshire and has received great reviews for it’s food and ambience. The Guardian said of The New Inn, “The pub’s 10 bedrooms have more of a Kensington pied-à-terre vibe………………….Despite all this titivation, the New Inn is no stage set. Particularly in the public bar (dartboard,…
BBC’s Great British Menu 2014 reaches it’s conclusion this week but leading up to this we’ve been assessing the accessibility of the competing Chefs’ restaurants. Particularly as they’re preparing meals for veterans of the D-Day Landings that happened 70 years ago, we’re sure some of them will have mobility issues and it’s good to see…
We tried to find rooftops further north and in Newcastle we could only find The Vermont Hotel Sky Bar which looks very posh and is accessible, unfortunately they only open for private events. Good to know if you’re planning a wedding/party and they have a fully accessible bedroom with wet room and all the necessary grab rails. There’s also free…
We tried to find rooftops in Newcastle we could only find The Vermont Hotel Sky Bar which looks very posh and is accessible, unfortunately they only open for private events. Good to know if you’re planning a wedding/party and they have a fully accessible bedroom with wet room and all the necessary grab rails. So 2.5 BBS Ticks for The…
We tried to find rooftops further north and in Newcastle we could only find The Vermont Hotel Sky Bar which looks very posh and is accessible, unfortunately they only open for private events. Good to know if you’re planning a wedding/party and they have a fully accessible bedroom with wet room and all the necessary grab rails. So 2.5 BBS…
Another Liverpool rooftop can be found at 30 James Street Hotel ‘The Home of The Titanic’ and The Carpathia Bar, named after the ‘RMS Carpathia, the ship that rescued the 705 RMS Titanic survivors.’ It looks very glamorous and it is accessible by lift to the 7th Floor. they also have disabled toilet on the same floor. They…
Following a recent update on what to do in Glasgow, a reader, Linda from Glasgow, sent us this information on Drygate Brewing Co which is a, “Very accessible gastropub. Lift goes up to Brewhouse (even more relaxed) and disabled toilet. Also access to exhibition / concert space at rear. Disabled parking available and best loos encountered with room for…
Review from Linda, Glasgow…………… GoMA, Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art, here are her findings with regard to accessibility, “Old building but equipped with ramps and lifts to allow movement through building. Disabled toilets in lower floor and also at top level. Grab rails but smallest space so require assistance to negotiate doors and forget getting door locked…