An accessibility consultant, Jamie Rhys-Martin smiles and has his photo taken with a football ground in the background.

Accessibility

Audits

An accessibility consultant, Jamie Rhys-Martin smiles and has his photo taken with a football ground in the background.

Take the right approach to improving disabled access

Following best practice and meeting your obligations under the Equality Act (or relevant country disability laws) may prevent you facing a legal challenge for non-compliance. But if you’re not sure where to start, our qualified NRAC Certified Consultants will help.

Our access audits fully evaluate your premises or environment to check all provisions for disabled access are in place. Using their trained eye and first-hand experience of disability issues, our Consultants offer practical, professional advice on overcoming a wide range of physical barriers and ensuring access for all.

The resulting report prioritises each recommendation in line with bench marking standards as set out in your particular country’s legislation and includes an achievable action plan to start improving access straight away. We’ll also work closely with you to help find the most cost-effective solutions and measure the outcomes.

A photograph of a man (Steve Dering) smiling while doing work on an iPad next to a bus stop in Lyon, France.
Disabled child playing with paints

Accessibility for

Education

Parliament-Banner

Accessibility for

Government

An exterior view from the street of one of Bupa's head offices.

Accessibility for

Health

An exterior shot of the Almonry in Evesham; an old black and white medieval building on a sunny day. It has a charming brick stone roof and a slightly distorted "wavy" look from refurbishments. In front of it is a small but beautiful garden with a gravel walkway and a mixture of green yellow, and pink flowers.

Accessibility for

Heritage and Tourism

Housing

Accessibility for

Housing

Justice

Accessibility for

Justice

Avanti West Coast Train arrives at a train station on a cloudy day.

Accessibility for

Mass Transit

A photograph of Cheshire Oaks retail outlet on a sunny afternoon. A few cloud dot the otherwise blue sky as shoppers walk along the promenade. To the right of the image are Dune and Clogau stores.

Accessibility for

Retail

Blind Sport

Accessibility for

Sport

The Direct Access logo.

United Kingdom

Pepper House,
Market Street,
Nantwich,
Cheshire,
CW5 5DQ.
Old Town Hall,
30 Tweedy Rd,
Bromley,
BR1 3FE.                   

Ireland

77 Camden Street Lower,
Dublin,
D02 XE80.

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