The aim of the Seashore – Access For All (S-AFA) project is to ensure everyone can get access to the benefits of the Seashore.
Seashore: Access For All Project
Another Wizard Wheeze
“I have bad eyesight, which means that I find it difficult to see the steps at either end of the concrete path in front of our house.”
Public Meeting on Improving Accessibility to St Magnus Cathedral
The improvements are the next step in work which has been ongoing at the Cathedral since the 1990s.
MV Hjaltland and MV Hrossey now with fully equipped Changing Places toilets
“We’re delighted that the Orkney and Shetland ferries will be the first in the country, and possibly the world, to have a Changing Places toilet.”
Enabling Everyone To Enter St Magnus Cathedral By The West Door
The improvements are the next step in work which has been ongoing at the Cathedral since the 1990s.
Improving Accessibility to St Magnus Cathedral
Tonight, 2nd of July there will be a public meeting at the St Magnus Centre, 7pm, to look at the plans to improve accessibility to the St Magnus Cathedral.
Improving Accessibility of RBS Mobile Banks
“I would encourage all other banks with mobile banking fleet to make the same necessary adjustments, if not already done so, to their vehicles.”
Short Term Access to Wheelchairs – Have your Say
The responses collected will be used to help to develop the Bill that may go forward.
Lothian Buses: Route 100
This runs primarily between the airport and the centre of Edinburgh (Waverley Station)
“Do you think there should be more wheelchair accessible taxis in Orkney?”
The consultation closes on Friday May 24 and the results will be considered by the Council’s Licensing Committee at a later date.
