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Drag the slider to compare your chair width against measured doorways at Harbour Kitchen. This uses real figures from the access report — entrance 90 cm, toilet door 80 cm, with 5 cm clearance allowed.
68
Should fit throughout
At 68 cm wide (plus 5 cm clearance), you are under the measured toilet door (80 cm) and entrance (90 cm) at Harbour Kitchen.
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Venue access information to explore
Access information can change. Check the confidence label, review any known unknowns, and confirm important details directly with the venue before travelling.
Demo listingRestaurant
Harbour Kitchen
Liverpool
Demo listingDemonstrates how Access Stamp venue reports could work — not live venue data.- Step-free
- Toilet
- Parking
4 known unknowns — confirm before travelling
Medium confidence · 0.5 km
Demo listing
Arts & Culture
Royal Armouries Museum
Leeds
Demo listingDemonstrates how Access Stamp venue reports could work — not live venue data.- Step-free
- Toilet
- Parking
- Lift
1 known unknown — confirm before travelling
High confidence · 0.7 km
Demo listing
Café
Gallery Café
Manchester
Demo listingDemonstrates how Access Stamp venue reports could work — not live venue data.- Step-free
- Quiet space
7 known unknowns — confirm before travelling
Low confidence · 0.4 km
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Honest about what we know
We label confidence, show unknowns, and explain how access information is gathered.
How Access Stamp access information worksPhoto-evidenced reports
Venue listings show measured doorways, routes, and facilities — not vague tick-box claims.
Built by disabled people
Guidance and tools shaped by lived experience in the UK — practical, not performative.
Plain-English UK guidance
Rights, benefits, travel, care, and equipment explained without jargon or charity-speak.
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Popular guides
Practical guides people read first
- 14 min read
Your Rights
PIP renewal: completing the form clearly
Renewal is about how your condition affects you now — not your diagnosis alone. This guide covers deadlines, reliability rules, prompting and supervision, and evidence that matches your answers.
- 11 min read
Workplace
Access to Work: What You Can Ask For and How to Apply
Access to Work can fund equipment, travel, and support workers when disability affects doing your job. Here is how to frame a strong application.
- 10 min read
Workplace
Reasonable adjustments at work: your rights
Employers must remove barriers where reasonable. This guide helps you name the barrier, propose adjustments, and document responses.
- 9 min read
Transport
How to Book Train Assistance with Passenger Assist
Passenger Assist can help with boarding and connections — but booking rules and operator differences trip people up. Plan ahead and document failures.
- 11 min read
Education
School Reasonable Adjustments: A Parent’s Guide
Schools must remove barriers for disabled pupils. Document the disadvantage, ask for specific adjustments, and track delivery in writing.
Help cards
Quick cards for real access situations
Copyable scripts and checklists for venues, work, appointments, and inaccessible information.
Ask a venue about wheelchair access
Use this when a venue says "wheelchair accessible" but gives no useful detail.
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Use this when work is becoming difficult, unsafe, or inaccessible.
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Founder-led
Built from lived experience, not box-ticking.
Access Stamp was founded by Allister Diniz to make access information more practical, honest, and useful. Accessibility is not just a ramp symbol. It is doorway width, seating, transfer space, fatigue, toilet layout, staff awareness, pressure care, emergency planning, and knowing what to expect before you risk the journey.
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Show customers your venue works for them
Access Stamp reviews UK venues and publishes practical access information so disabled customers can choose you with confidence — and you can show accessibility, not just claim it.
1 in 4
UK adults are disabled
£274bn
Purple Pound spending power
June 2025
European Accessibility Act — EU member states from 28 June 2025
3 tiers
Access Snapshot, Measured Access Report, Full Access Review