Making Milton Keynes' parks more accessible
The Parks Trust in collaboration with AccessAble - a world leader in the provision of accessibility information - have officially launched new Detailed Access Guides for three of the city’s most popular parks.
Detailed Access Guides are now available for Furzton Lake, Stanton Low Park, and Great Linford Manor Park. The new guides feature facts, figures, and photographs to help people plan their visit to the parks, covering everything from parking facilities and assistive listening, to walking distances and accessible toilets.
Everyone’s accessibility needs are different, which is why having detailed and accurate information is so important. It’s why all the details within the guides have been checked in person, on site, by trained surveyors.
David Livermore, Director of Business Development at AccessAble, said: “We were thrilled to work in partnership with The Parks Trust to create Detailed Access Guides to parks across Milton Keynes. The AccessAble website will enhance the visitor experience, helping more disabled people to enjoy the local landscape confidently.”
Hannah Bodley, Deputy Chief Executive, The Parks Trust said: “We’re thrilled to launch our first collection of Detailed Access Guides in partnership with the expert team at AccessAble. These guides are part of our work striving to make the city’s landscapes more inclusive and ensuring that the whole community can enjoy our beautiful green spaces.”
Information for The Parks Trust locations joins over 70,000 places already covered across the UK, making AccessAble.co.uk a great tool for planning a day out or trip away.
