• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 8 minutes.
• The Southbank Centre has good disabled access facilities. 

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 9 minutes.
• Waterloo Underground Station and has good disabled access. 

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 8 minutes.
• The Southbank Centre has good disabled access facilities. 

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 8 minutes.
• Waterloo Mainline Station and has good disabled access facilities. 

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 10 minutes.
• St Paul's has disabled access to some areas. 

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 10 minutes.
• The Tate Modern has good disabled access and facilities.

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 8 minutes.
• Charing Cross Station is accessible for people using wheelchairs.
• Southbank Centre is the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Hayward Gallery.

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 8 minutes.
• Charing Cross Station is accessible for people using wheelchairs.
• Southbank Centre is the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Hayward Gallery.

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 17 minutes.
• Tower Gateway DLR Station is accessible for people using wheelchairs.
• The GLA are committed to making it easy for disabled people to visit and use City Hall, follow this link for comprehensive access information.
• You can visit parts of City Hall, Mondays to Thursdays from 8.30am to 6pm and Fridays from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
• Address: Greater London Authority, City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA 
• Telephone: 020 7983 4000.

Maps commissioned by:

• This is  a step free route, the journey should take 17 minutes.
• Tower Gateway DLR Station is accessible for people using wheelchairs.
• The GLA are committed to making it easy for disabled people to visit and use City Hall, follow this link for comprehensive access information.
• You can visit parts of City Hall, Mondays to Thursdays from 8.30am to 6pm and Fridays from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
• Address: Greater London Authority, City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA 
• Telephone: 020 7983 4000.

Maps commissioned by:

• This is a step free route, it should take you 5 minutes to walk.
• The Ability Media Centre, 56 Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 0AS
• Telephone: 08456 717 173 (ext 2) or textphone: 020 7490 8913 ext-06
• Email: innovation@lcdisability.org

A Mile of Play in MIle End Park

• This route follows both paved and natural paths.
• This route has been desgined for famlies with young children. Mile End Park has desgined this walk to help you enjoy your visit and make the most of it's hidden gems. 
• The start address is Wennington Rd, Poplar, Greater London E3 5
• Nearest buses to Wennington Gardens are the 277, 425 or 339, they stop at the Old Ford Road/Grove Road bus stop.

• This map takes you from Bedford House (125 Camden High Street) to the bus stop on Bayham Street.
• The route journey should take 5 minutes to walk.
• From bus stop W on Bayham street take the  214 towards Kings Cross.
• Once at Euston you will need to look at the map from Euston station to the new home of Camdens learning disabilities service.

The Petchey Academy, Shacklewell Lane, E8 2EY

• The journey should take 10 minutes to walk
• There is good disable access and facilities at the Petchey Academy

The Information Technologists' Company was granted livery status in 1992, becoming the 100th livery company of the City of London.  The Information Technologists' Company focuses on four key areas: Charity, Education, the IT profession and Fellowship.

About the route:

• The journey should take 3 minutes to walk.
• Barbican underground station is not accessible for people using wheelchairs.

Contact details:
Phone: 020 7600 1992 Email: info@wcit.org.uk
The Information Technologists' Company

39a Bartholomew Close, London EC1A 7JN

• The journey is around 650 metres. For people who can manage an average walking speed of 4.8 km per hour, this journey could take around 10 minutes. Bear in mind though, that these are estimates only, and that most of these journeys travel up and downhill, and so they may take longer.
• Route grade - easy. Paved surfaces with the easiest gradients.

• This map is for people attending the conference, taking you from Cardiff Central Rail Station to Gate 7 of Cardiff Millennium Stadium.
• The address is Millennium Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff, CF10 1NS
• It should take about 5 minutes to walk.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 7 minutes.

• This map is for exhibitors, taking you from Cardiff Central Rail Station to Gate 4 of Cardiff Millennium Stadium.
• The address is Millennium Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff, CF10 1NS
• It should take about 8 minutes to walk.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 12 minutes.

• A step free route to St James' Church, Hertford Road (near Green Street), Enfield Highway, London, EN3 5AX.
• The journey should take 15 minutes, if you have difficulty getting around it could take 25 minutes.
• Southbury Overland Station in not accessible for people using wheelchairs.

• This is a step free route from Hoxton Overland Station to the Geffrye Museum, Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA
• Hoxton Overland Station has step free access from the platform.
• It should take around 4 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 6 minutes.
• The Geffrye Museum has good has good disabled access and facilities.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.

• A step free route to Hackney Police Station, 2 Lower Clapton Road, Hackney E5 0PA.
• Wheelchair access is possible with support.
• Opening hours: 24 hours a day apart from on Bank Holidays when the station closes at 10pm the previous night, re-opening 7am the following day.
• Platform 2 is the only step free exit from Hackney Central Overground Station. Trains traveling eastwards.
• Westbound trains (platform 1) do not have step free exit from the station.
• Homerton Overground Station is the nearest accessible station (1km or 12 mins walk).

• A step free route to the Shoreditch Campus, Falkirk Street, Hackney, London N1 6HQ.
• Telephone enquiries: 020 7613 9000
• This route should take around 4 minutes.
• Hoxton Overland Station is an accessible station.

• This is a step free route from Hoxton Overland Station to St Leodnard's Hospital.
• Hoxton Overland Station has step free access from the platform.
• The distance is around 400 metres, it should take around 5 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 8 minutes.
• St Leodnard's Hospital main entrance has steps, contact the Hospital if you need disabled access or facilities.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.

• A step free route to Hackney Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London E8 1DY.
• Accessible toilets are on the ground floor of Hackney Service Centre.
• Opening hours: 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
• Platform 2 is the only step free exit from station. Trains traveling eastwards.
• Westbound trains (platform 1) do not have step free exit from the station.
• Homerton and Hackney Wick are the nearest accessible stations.

• This is a step free route, the route is monitored by Homerton Hospital security camera's.
• Homerton Overground Station has step free access from the platform.
• It should take around 7 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 12 minutes.
• Homerton Hospital is served by ten London bus routes: 26, 30, 308, 242, W15, 488, 425, 276, 394 and 236.

Access at Homerton Hospitals main entrance

• Homerton Hospitals main entrance has good disabled access and facilities.
• There are unisex disabled toilets near the main entrance.
• There is a lift to take you to all floors.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.

• It should take around 20 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 30 minutes.
• There are disabled toilets in Liverpool Street Station open from 07.00-19.00, they are next to the Transport Police, First Aid and Station Reception (key holder).

Access at the Shoreditch Building

• The Shoreditch building has good disabled access and facilities.
• There are induction loops in reception and room 401.
• There are unisex disabled toilets on ground and 3rd floors.
• There is a lift to take you to all floors.
• The minimum door width throughout the building is to the lift - about 855mm.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.

• It should take around 5 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 10 minutes.
• There are disabled toilets in Old Street Station open from 7.30am till 7.00pm. They are operated by Islington Council.

Access at the Shoreditch Building

• The Shoreditch building has good disabled access and facilities.
• There are induction loops in reception and room 401.
• There are unisex disabled toilets on ground and 3rd floors.
• There is a lift to take you to all floors.
• The minimum door width throughout the building is to the lift - about 855mm.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.

• It should take around 15 minutes to finish.
• If you have difficulty getting about, it could take 25 minutes.
• There are disabled toilets in Old Street Station open from 7.30am till 7.00pm. They are operated by Islington Council.

Access at the Shoreditch Building

• The Shoreditch building has good disabled access and facilities.
• There are induction loops in reception and room 401.
• There are unisex disabled toilets on ground and 3rd floors.
• There is a lift to take you to all floors.
• The minimum door width throughout the building is to the lift - about 855mm.
• The staff at reception will tell you how to get around the building.