GREENWICH: Thousands visit disabled facilities website (From News Shopper)
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GREENWICH: Thousands visit disabled facilities website
3:44pm Wednesday 8th September 2010 in
AN ONLINE service letting disabled people know about facilities in their borough has been visited 12,000 times.
The website, launched by the DisabledGo organisation and Greenwich Council in January, features a guide on accessible shops, pubs, restaurants, theatres and other venues.
By logging on to the site, people with a disability can find out whether a pub has wheelchair access or if a hotel offers adapted rooms.
The guide also carries information on many of the borough’s historic buildings.
For more information on the guide visit disabledgo.com
To see more details on services in Greenwich for people with disabilities visit greenwich.gov.uk/disabilities
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