Knowsley Wildflower Centre They state visitors are very welcome to bring a carer to assist them free – but to make the best of your visit, please contact them in advance www.nwc.org.uk
National Trust Their admission policy admits a necessary companion, or carer free of charge. ‘Access for All Admit One Card’ can be applied for and allows a carer free entry to support a person with a disability.
National Express Their Disabled Coachcard offers a great way to save 1/3 on standard fares to hundreds of UK towns, cities and airports. The majority of the fleet have a passenger lift, but you should contact them at least 36 hours before travelling. www.nationalexpress.com/offers/ coachcards/disabled-coachcard.aspx
Toll Concessions You may be able to pay a reduced rate or nothing at some river crossings, bridges and tunnels if you’re disabled. In most cases, you have to apply in advance to get a concession. www.gov.uk/driving-medicalconditions/toll-concessions
Rough Guide to Accessible Britain A free, online guide including over 200 inspiring ideas for worry-free days out, reviews, hints and tips by disabled visitors. Provides lots of accessibility information including disabled parking www.accessibleguide. co.uk
Bruce Trust Specially adapted canal holidays on the on the Kennet and Avon Canal, which flows through Berkshire and Wiltshire www.brucetrust.org.uk
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