Britain’s accessibility, on one map. Zoom out for the big picture — the counts show how many rated places are in each area. Zoom in to see who’s getting it right.
● Gold — great access: level entry, accessible facilities, staff who get it. ● Silver — not perfect, but trying: steps with a ramp, help on request. ● Red — needs to do better, and knows it.
Great access Trying — not perfect Needs to do better
The first entries are demonstration pins while we gather real community ratings — spotted a place that deserves Gold (or Red)? Tell us.
Gold is earned, not bought: genuine level access or full lift access, an accessible toilet that’s actually available, and staff who help without being begged. Silver recognises honest effort — the listed building with a good portable ramp, the café that rearranges tables the moment you arrive. Red isn’t a punishment; it’s a nudge. Every Red place gets told how to move up — most fixes cost less than a round of drinks.