Showing posts with label Accessibilty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accessibilty. Show all posts

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Access to Ogden Court


Pedestrian access from Mottram Road opposite Morrison's supermarket leading to Ogden Court, Frank Street and Lumn Hollow.

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Friday Fences: Kissing Gate


The entrance to the Trans Pennine Way (and National Cycle Route #62) at the end of Garside Street. The kissing gate was designed to prevent motorcyclists gaining access. Alas it makes it very awkward for ordinary cyclists and people pushing prams and impossible for wheelchair users to access the path.

For Friday Fences.

Friday, July 13, 2012

Weekend Reflections: Market Place

A reflected view of Market Place from the Ring and Ride bus dropping off in Clarendon Place.

See the unreflected view on Hyde DP Xtra.

A contribution to Weekend Reflections.

Friday, April 13, 2012

Kensington Gardens


Accessible social housing near the entrance to Hyde Cemetery.

I am away in St Annes until next Monday. A series of posts have been scheduled over the period but as I expect to be offline they won't be tweeted by me nor posted on Facebook.

Friday, December 30, 2011

Weekend Reflections: Ring and Ride Bus


This weekend's reflections are in the windows of the Ring and Ride bus which brings us into town and drops us off in Clarendon Place each Saturday.

Ring & Ride provides a door-to-door accessible minibus service for people of all ages who find it difficult to use ordinary public transport. Until recently you could only book journeys the morning before and it often took a long time to get past the "engaged signal". Now you can book journeys up to a week in advance so, although it can still take a while to get through, the pressure to get through is not so great.

For more reflections visit Weekend Reflections.

Friday, July 22, 2011

Weekend Reflection in the window of B's


I took this photo with my phone (which is rarely used for phoning and never for texting) last Saturday morning.

We are looking into B's café which has been open since February 2010. Reflected in its window is The Queens and the Willow Wood Hospice charity shop.

There is also my wife backing her wheelchair out of the Ring 'n' Ride bus.

You can get a clearer view perhaps from the mirror-image greyscale version of this on Hyde DP Xtra.

For more reflections visit Weekend Reflections.