Tag: wheelchair accessible

Our reviewer Alison*, a wheelchair user went to visit the Tunnel of Lights at Charlestown Shipwreck Heritage Centre recently. Here’s her report. To be perfectly honest, we had intended to visit the actual Shipwreck Museum on the 5th December only to discover that the museum is replaced by the Christmas display The Tunnel of Lights […]

Our reviewer Eddie went to see Miracle Theatre’s performance of Sleeping Beauty at St Ives Guildhall recently and enjoyed a lively and very accessible performance…   From the outset the team at Miracle Theatre were hugely helpful with our accessibility enquiries when arranging for Eddie, our reviewer to go to see Sleeping Beauty at St […]

Today we’d like to introduce another Access Cornwall reviewer, many of you will know already from his great blog A Life on Wheels… Here’s Ross Lannon. Hey guys! What a pleasure it is to be writing my very first post for Access Cornwall. To kick things off nicely, I just thought I would start with […]

Here at Access Cornwall we’re proud that we have a great team of individuals who live with disabilities, health conditions and learning differences to be our experts when it comes to reviewing and sharing information about great accessible places to visit, stay and explore. Today we’d like to introduce you to Nick Carr, who’s been […]

If you’d like to enjoy some time outdoors exploring the Cornish countryside, here are a few ideas of trails that are accessible for wheelchairs. Please share your ideas with us too.     Coronation Park, Helston to the Stables Cafe Loe Pool.   Where to park: Coronation Park car park, just beyond the boating lake […]