Accessibility
We want the hall to be welcoming and usable for everyone in our community.
Getting in and getting around
Here's what visitors with mobility or accessibility needs can expect at the hall.
Step-free access
The main entrance has a shallow structural ramp giving step-free access into the building.
Wide entrance
Entry is through wide wooden double doors, giving generous clearance for wheelchairs, walking aids and prams.
Flat car park
A large, flat gravel car park sits directly outside the main entrance, so you can drop off right by the ramp. There are no marked disabled bays, so visitors with mobility needs are welcome to park as close to the ramp as they need.
Level interior
The main hall and facilities are all on one level, with wide corridors and clear turning space for wheelchairs and walking aids. The galleried area and the raised stage are the exceptions, both reached by stairs.
Accessible toilet
There's an accessible toilet on site, added as part of the hall's Millennium improvements.
Induction loop
The main hall has an induction loop system for hearing aid users.
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are always welcome throughout the hall.
Baby changing
Baby changing facilities are available on site.
Need assistance?
If you're planning an event or hiring the hall and have specific layout requirements or questions about access, contact the Bookings Secretary and we'll be delighted to help you plan your visit.
Contact the Bookings Secretary