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DisabledGo Bracknell Forest Online access guide
DisabledGo, a national charity, produce local access guides and is the largest source of personally surveyed access guides in the UK. The DisabledGo Bracknell Forest online guide is free to use and does not require the user to register any details.
The guide offers detailed access information to 500+ Bracknell Forest venues including shops, restaurants, hotels, pubs, leisure centres, libraries, parks and countryside.
The DisabledGo Bracknell Forest online guide, launched on 7 February 2011, can help you get around the borough.
The DisabledGo Bracknell Forest online guide, launched on 7 February 2011, can help you get around the borough.
DisabledGo visited all the venues to survey them with the help of local residents.
The guide has been developed by DisabledGo for the Bracknell Forest Partnership with funding from Bracknell Forest Council, Thames Valley Police, Bracknell Forest Homes, Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service, Sandhurst and Bracknell Town Councils and Crowthorne and Warfield Parish Councils.
If you, your friends, family or service users have a disability go to www.disabledgo.com/en/org/bracknell-forest for up-to-date information. If you don't have internet access you can get free internet access at all Bracknell Forest libraries and council offices or call 01344 352000.
For further information contact Abby Thomas, Head of Community Engagement and Equality at Bracknell Forest Council 01344 353307, email: abby.thomas@bracknell-forest.gov.uk
If you, your friends, family or service users have a disability go to www.disabledgo.com/en/org/bracknell-forest for up-to-date information. If you don't have internet access you can get free internet access at all Bracknell Forest libraries and council offices or call 01344 352000.
For further information contact Abby Thomas, Head of Community Engagement and Equality at Bracknell Forest Council 01344 353307, email: abby.thomas@bracknell-forest.gov.uk
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