Wheelchair Accessible Yorkshire

The Priory Church of St Mary of St Cuthbert, Bolton Abbey Visited on: - 06/08/2018 Add caption Bolton Abbey Priory Church:- A lovely visit to Bolton Abbey Priory which was yet again another great adventure day out with my partner in crime (Alison). They do have a wheelchair accessible road leading to the priory as the other side has a lot of stairs as shown above. The full title is "The Priory Church of St Mary of St Cuthbert, Bolton Abbey". It is a beautiful building with so much history to it which makes it even more interesting. This is a grade 1 listed Parish Church in North Yorkshire Bolton Abbey England. There is parking which cost £10 for the whole day and can be used used for the 3 car parks which is great for anyone with mobility issues, to help you get around Bolton Abbey.                                          two bloggers in crime🤣🤣 History:- Bolton Priory is one of the finest medieval churches in the north of Eng

Bankfield Museum ( 1887) Visited on 07/03/2018 My recent visit to Bankfield Museum which has been open since 1887. It was a great day out, I got to see and learn so much by just being on the first floor as unfortunately the second floor has a lot of steps and is not wheelchair accessible unless you can transfer yourself to another chair (described below). We was greeted at the back door where the disabled entrance is,   by Phil a member of staff and he was really helpful and gave me as much information to his knowledge.   I did have a good conversation with him about the accessibility around the museum. The staff were really helpful and it was very much appreciated. Opening Times 1. Car Park The disabled car park is around the back of the building clearly signed and there is a couple of disabled parking bays. It is free parking just kindly display your disabled badge clearly. Main front door Parking

                                                                                                                                                        Bradford Cathedral                                                                                  visited :-       18.06.18       Opening Times:- Monday-Saturday 9:00am-4:30pm, and Sundays Services Only. Closed Bank Holidays (If your making a Special journey please contact to make sure there no spaecial services on) Because Bradford Cathedral is on a hill  , the parking outside & nearby car park may be unsuitable for any wheelchair accessible vehicles .  parking slightly further away , more suitable  parking was found . coming into the grounds it was very pleasant & well kept . Help soon appeared  to ensure both the  doors were  opened  to ease access.                                                                                                      The first impressions are  how beautiful i

Visited on:  16-07-2018 Signs and walk ways Entrance and signs This park is clearly signed to help us find our way around. It is wheelchair accessible, the footpaths are tarmac and does have some slopes. Their are a few places which have steps which is ok.  Performing Arts Band Stand & Flower Garden Band Stand and Flower Garden  This is the flower garden which has a performing arts band stand is well maintained and accessible I had a lovely great day out strolling around looking at the beautiful flowers and their bright colours which  I find it so calming and relaxing. A lot of  bees, butterflies etc. Oh yes and I cant forget the fact about my camera going around taking lots of pictures. I really enjoyed my day out in such a beautiful park and the views are breath taking, all thanks to the Green Flag District for all the hard work they do to maintain this park.🌝🌝 A copper coin globe Tour de France sculpture by Craig Dyson Co