We want as many people as possible to be able to join us for worship, whatever their needs. Though our church building was built in the 1960’s before accessiblity requirements became central to architects’ thinking, most of it is reasonably accessible.

Though there are steps up from the paved area into the main building,  a slope and railings are also provided to the left. Inside there are 2 rows where full-width  pews have been replaced by shorter pews,  and 2 more where they’ve been replaced with chairs; this is to enable all 4 of these rows to now include spaces for wheelchairs or pushchairs at either end. At the far of the building you will see the sign to the toilet, which has been adapted to meet accessibility standards.

For those who need support for hearing issues, there is a loop system, which on some hearing aids you can tune into by the T setting. Some others with more modern hearing aids find that they can hear better using the main amplification system, especially if they sit reasonably close to one of the loudspeakers.

There are also larger print versions of the service leaflet, hymn book, song booklet and weekly notice sheet available. Just ask the person welcoming you as you come in for these.