Accessibility in Lancashire

Experts in Mobility Solutions in Lancashire

Multicare Mobility are proud to serve customers in Lancashire and throughout the UK beyond, with innovative mobility solutions to help people stay active and independent at home and out-and about. Based in Colne, Multicare have over 35 years experience in consulting, providing and installing a wide range of mobility aids for those with impaired or declining mobility, including stairlifts, domestic lifts and mobility scooters

Mobility Services in Lancashire

Multicare is passionate about helping every person remain safe, mobile and independent in their own home. Multicare offer several services to help, including stairlift rental, selling refurbished stairlifts, and offering service and maintenance plans. They understand that modern homes in Lancashire require modern solutions, and stock a wide range of stairlift solutions, such as curved stairlifts and stairlifts for narrow stairs. 

Accessible days out in Lancashire

If you’re looking for accessible days out in Lancashire, take a look at these recommendations from Multicare:

• Blackpool Model Village and Gardens

A delightful day out in the biggest little village: The Model Village strives to constantly improve disabled access, and as such are fully accessible for those in wheelchairs, power scooters etc as the site is fully paved with no steps. The gift shop also has a spare wheelchair  as well as a motorised scooter for use within the village if needed.

• Lancaster City Museum

Based in an elegant Georgian building, the City Museum leads visitors though the social and industrial history of Lancaster and its inhabitants. The museum is free to enter, the ground floor is completely accessible with a ramp, and the upper galleries are accessible via a stairlift!

• Browsholme Hall

Browsholme hall is Lancashire’s oldest historic family home, with the grounds, and halls open, with tours running throughout the summer months. There’s also a popular tea room and events are run throughout the year such as wedding fairies, garden workshops and pizza in the courtyard. Ramps are provided to navigate the stairs, and all volunteers have had disabled awareness training

• Opera House & Winter Gardens

Another gem in Blackpool striving to ensure an inclusive and welcoming experience for all. The Winter Gardens runs a dedicated access scheme which aims to assist guests with disabilities or specific access requirements so they can fully enjoy their time, with their individual needs specifically catered for. They’ve also collaborated with AccessAble to continually improve accessibility at the venue as well as best recommendations on how to make the most of your visit.

• Fleetwood Beach Wheelchairs

Looking for some fun and adventure? Fleetwood Beach Wheelchairs hires out specialised beach wheelchairs for free, so those with disabilities or impaired mobility can enjoy exploring the coastline. They’ve won an award for Accessible and Inclusive Tourism at the Lancashire Tourism Awards

Would you recommend any other Accessible days out in and around Lancashire?