Access Guide information — Access in St Neots

Disabled people, wheelchair users, people with mobility difficulties, sensory impairments, hidden disabilities, carers, families and anyone who wants to know whether a shop is genuinely accessible.
It provides accessibility information about local shops and businesses. Things such as entrances, doors, accessible toilets, hearing loops, assistance and other useful information.
Anytime you're planning a shopping trip, particularly if you want to know what to expect before leaving home.
St Neots and surrounding areas. (Eynesbury, Eaton Socon, Eaton Ford and Crosshall) More areas will be added in the future.

This symbol is shown next to a recipient of the Access in St Neots ‘Project Doorbell’ scheme access bell and sign.

If a business responds, their listing gets this green tick logo. (Shown above)

Accessibility information can make the difference between someone feeling confident enough to visit a shop and deciding not to go at all.
Businesses often say they're accessible, but accessibility means different things to different people.
The guide aims to give people practical information, so they can make their own choices.
Annually. Or if any changes are reported sooner.
All businesses where possible have been contacted and sent a questionnaire. If they have responded, they have a green tick symbol next to their listing.
Some information has come verbally from in person visits.
All businesses where possible have been contacted and sent a questionnaire. If they have responded, they have a green tick symbol next to their listing.
Some information has come verbally from in person visits.

All businesses where an e-mail address exists, have been sent a questionnaire about their accessibility.

Are you a business and want to be included? Fill in the questionnaire here: https://form.jotform.com/262853479613063

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