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An equal ability to access shops and public buildings is now demanded by law in the UK. If disability prevents you from doing this then some of these organisations may be able to help (also, click here for our page on mobility and aids to daily living).

If a lack of facilities or provision for disabled people is an issue then get in touch with your local Access group


National Shopmobility Organisation

Shopmobility is a service that helps all people who consider themselves to have mobility problems (whether through disability, illness or injury) to continue to get around city and town centres independently, with freedom confidence and dignity. Below you'll find details of the national organisation, and contact details for Shopmobility within Worcestershire.

Website: www.shopmobility.org.uk

Bromsgrove

Tel: 01527 837736

Evesham Vale Access and Riverside Shopmobility

Contact:
Denise Moss

Tel: 01386 49230

Website: shopmobilityeva@aol.com

Redditch

Tel: 01527 69922

Worcester

Tel: 01905 610523

Email: shopmoworcs@aol.com

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Worcester Access Group

Contact:
Brian Sutherland - Chairperson

Email: shopmoworcs@aol.com

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Access Group Resources

Access Group Resources is the information and networking website for local access groups. They provide an opportunity to share expertise and experience on access issues and resources for forming an access group in your area. They also provide information on local access groups.

Website: www.accessgroupresources.co.uk

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Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC)

DPTAC is an independent body established to advise the Government on the transport needs of disabled people. They have created an essential guide on accessible travel in the UK, which you can download by clicking here: DPTAC Accessible Travel PDF.

2/23 Great Minster House,
76 Marsham Street,
London,
SW1P 4DR

Tel: 020 7944 8011

Website: www.dptac.independent.gov.uk

Email: dptac@dft.gsi.gov.uk

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Good Access Guide

This online guide provides residents and visitors of all abilities the best in accessible and inclusive living, leisure and mobility in the UK and Ireland.

Website: www.goodaccessguide.co.uk

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