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There is wheelchair access to the Abbey, the vaults museum, the shop, and a disabled toilet.

Owing to the spiral staircase, there is no disabled access to the tower.

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Click on Visiting us and then on Disabled Access for information

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For those with hearing difficulties sign language at The Church of the Good Shepherd, Sandhill, Farnborough, Hants GU14 8ER on the 3rd Sunday of every month at 4pm.
To find out more contact Susan Bloomfield.

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if your mobility is restricted and you need extra help from us to make your visit enjoyable, please contact us in advance and we will do what we can to help.

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Visitors with disabilities
Ely Cathedral welcomes disabled visitors.
Wheelchairs are available for use in the Cathedral
We can provide audio guides, large print and Braille guides.
There is a toilet suitable for disabled visitors in the Processional Way
A loop system operates in the North and South Transepts and is always available.
A leaflet designed to help visitors with disabilities to make the most of their visit, is available from the Information Desks.

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Gloucester Cathedral welcomes disabled visitors.
Wheelchairs are available for use in the building.
Wheelchair lifts are located in the North Transept and South Ambulatory. Please ask for the key and instructions at the Cathedral Shop.
There is a "touch and hear" centre to introduce the building to visually impaired visitors. We can also provide audio guides, large print and Braille guides.
There is a toilet suitable for disabled visitors.
A loop system operates during services.
To visit the Treasury please ask a Cathedral Guide.
A leaflet designed to help visitors with disabilities to make the most of their visit, is available at the Information Desk.

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The main ramp into the Cathedral is situated at the West entrance (close to the Flag Pole Green). This ramp is currently too steep and assistance may be required. It is planned to install a correct DDA compliant ramp in 2009. Please ask the Guides for the west door to be opened. Access for wheelchairs to the Refectory Restaurant and lavatory facilities is from the passage to the University beside the Cathedral Offices and is clearly marked. A few wheelchairs are available within the Cathedral.
The Cathedral has a hearing loop for the deaf and is able to provide large print hymn books, orders of service and news sheets.

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The Chapter of Norwich Cathedral welcome all worshippers and visitors to the Cathedral. However, we appreciate that some people may need extra help and advice to make the most of their time spent in the Cathedral.

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There is access for wheelchairs through the North door, and by lift from the Nave to the Quire. The Crypt is currently not accessible to wheelchairs. The WC for people with disabilities is in the Tea Rooms.

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There is lift access to the Shrine chapel.
Ramps are provided through most of the Cathedral.
Wheelchair access is through the West Doors or the Slype.

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Visitors with disabilities
St Davids Cathedral welcomes disabled visitors
There is a wheelchair available in the South Porch for use in the Cathedral.
There is a toilet suitable for disabled visitors in the South Cloister.
There is a loop system in the Nave and the Quire.

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Click on Visits and Events on the top menu bar and then on Accessibility at St Paul's

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THE TORCH TRUST is a Christian organisation with a worldwide vision for people with sight loss.

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Westminster Cathedral is one of the greatest secrets of London; people heading down Victoria Street on the well-trodden route to more famous sites are astonished to come across a piazza opening up the view to an extraordinary facade of towers, balconies and domes.

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