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Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 2013 Cover 308061.Qxd 31/5/13 17:01 Page 4 Cover_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:01 Page 3 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 2013 Cover_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:01 Page 4 *Nil advance payment applies to select vechicles and orders taken before 31st Dec 2013.Conditions apply. Please ask for details. **Subject to status. Written details on request. 3031010 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 1 3031011 3031110 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 1 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 2 "The great thing about visiting Derby if you have a disability is that once you arrive, you can totally forget about it. Everywhere is so accessible, it simply slips your mind leaving you to enjoy this fantastic, friendly city." Mik Scarlet Broadcaster, Journalist and Campaigner. Minicom:Minicom: 0133201332 255803255803 3031254 Get free bus travel with GoldGold CardCard The national concessionary travel pass known in Derby and Derbyshire as Gold Card gives older and disabled people free off-peak bus travel. GoldGold CardCard gives older people or those with certain impairments: • Free local bus travel throughout England from 9.30 am - 11 pm Monday to Friday, and all day on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. • The card also gives you discounts at over 1,400 local shops and services in Derby and Derbyshire and can be used to borrow books at any Derby and Derbyshire libraries. For more information and to apply for a card call in at the Council House on Corporation Street between 8.30am and 5pm on any weekday. You can also apply for a card by post. For more information telephone 01332 293111, minicom 01332 640666 or email [email protected] 3031012 2 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 3 Sight Support Patron: The Duke of Devonshire KCVO, CBE, DL Registered Charity Number: 1080986 Problems with sight? •Do you need help or support? •Are you looking for information? •Could equipment make life easier? Visit us at: 65-69 Nottingham Road, Derby, DE1 3QS Call: 01332 292262 1 St. Margaret’s Drive, Chesterfield, S40 4SY Call: 01246 551727 Website: www.sightsupportderbyshire.org.uk 3031526 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 3 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 4 High T T R E BUS Street E TS H STATION LB IG TRE L A R S VE RI Shopping E A N M E L O EET X R STR C L RIA E H E ICTO R E AN D V R N T G E T H O GE BECKET WELLLN ST T S A LBI R T E O EA E N R ST Y T M A L S R CK E T E S ET L CO I N A N S E TRE S T EAGLE E T P MARKET NLA E E RD T HYA C E RE CHUR R’S R G PETE ’ ST S DERBY St Peters S THEATRE Church T R E E T G OW E R S T WESTFIELD S L I O ANE T N W D Evening L O Specialist NLANE EL B N A ON R EE L T C O R S THE A G K T O D Entertainment G N SPOT I S S Retail I M T AB W A B S E T L O L N S T T R L S RE O A E VERA ET D C H S A T T S M O W IL Key to colours Key The Spot, Osmaston Road, London Theatre Walk, Victoria Street, Parking Road, Sacheveral Street, Sitwell Morledge, Eagle Market, Riverlights, Designated Disabled Parking Street, Wilmot Street Thorntree Lane, Albert Street Toilets Green Lane, Babington Lane, East Street, St Peter’s Churchyard, Macklin Street, Gower Street, Becket St Peter’s Street, Exchange Street, Footpath Well Lane, Colyear Street Albion Street One Way Streets St Peters Quarter boundary Whether you are here on business or pleasure – the top quality retailers, salons, bars and restaurants, leisure attractions and professional services in St Peters Quarter have something to offer everyone. www.stpetersquarter.co.uk 3031503 4 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 5 DERBY CATHEDRAL QUARTER Specialist shops Great places Historic streets, and boutiques to eat, drink and unwind guided tours, ghost walks www.derbycathedralquarter.co.uk INDIVIDUAL : DIVERSE : INSPIRING 3031504 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 5 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 6 Facebook.com/derbycollege Twitter.com/derbycollege 3031051 6 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 7 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 2013 Published by: Burrows Communications Limited Head Office: Publicity House, 106 Stafford Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 9AY Tel: 020 8773 3000 • Fax: 020 8773 8888 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.burrows.co.uk Our Advertisers: We gratefully acknowledge the support of all the firms whose advertisements appear in these pages. Without their help we would not be able to produce this guide. As a reciprocal gesture we have pleasure in drawing the attention of our readers to their announcements, but wish to make it clear that Derby City Council can accept no responsibility for their products or services advertised. 7 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 8 3030946 8 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 9 Contents • Message from the Council’s Champion of Disabled People . .11 • Derby Access Guide information . .13 • How to use the guide . .15 • Useful contact information . .19 • Car parking in Derby . .20 • Key to symbols . .23 • Advice and information . 24 • Jewellers . 36 • Bakeries . 25 • Libraries/museums . 36 • Banks and building societies. 26 • Local radio stations/newspapers . 39 • Book shops . 27 • Markets. 39 • Charity shops . 28 • Music/musical instruments . 39 • Chemists . 28 • Newsagents/stationers. 39 • Clothing . 28 • Parks . 40 • Colleges . 29 • Phones . 40 • Computer/software/games . 30 • Photography/photocopying . 40 • Concert halls/theatres/arts and dance centres . 30 • Places of worship . 41 • Department stores . 31 • Post offices . 41 • Dry cleaners . 31 • Pubs and clubs . 41 • Eating out/hot food shops/sandwich bars . 31 • Shoes. 42 • Estate agents/auctioneers/valuers/surveyors . 32 • Solicitors . 43 • Florists. 33 • Furniture/furnishings/floor coverings . 33 • Sports equipment and clothing . 43 • General . 33 • Sports facilities . 43 • Government and local government buildings. 35 • Stations/airports . 44 • Greeting cards/gifts . 35 • Supermarkets/food . 44 • Haircare . 35 • Travel agents . 45 • IT/Training. 36 • Westfield Derby Shops . 46 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 9 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:06 Page 10 Your Life, Your Choice Self Directed Support is the new way we are providing personalised adult social care in Derby. If you qualify for funded support from the Council, we will give you more choice and control over how your support is provided. If you qualify we will offer you some short-term support first to help you to become more independent. This may be of help to you if you have just had a stay in hospital for example. If you are eligible for longer-term support, we’ll tell you how much the Council will pay towards this support. We would discuss with you the money and benefits you have and tell you if you need to pay towards your own support and how much that will be. We’ll then work with you to create your own support plan, which details how and when you want your support to be provided and by whom. The good news is that there is lots of help available to help you create your support plan. To find out more contact Derby City Council Adult Social Care: Telephone: 01332 717777 Minicom: 01332 640666 Email: [email protected] Web: www.derby.gov.uk/healthandsocialcare Visit us: The Council House Corporation Street Derby DE1 2FS www.derby.gov.uk/healthandsocialcare 3031177 10 Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:08 Page 11 Message from the Council’s Champion of Disabled People, Councillor Paul Pegg This is the eighth edition of the Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People, produced in partnership with Burrows Communications Limited. I know how important access to information is in delivering opportunity and choice to disabled people. This guide, like previous editions, provides the information with contact details for many City Centre traders, local organisations and Council services. The Council, in partnership with local organisations of disabled people and the business community, continues the drive towards a barrier-free built environment for all citizens, and visitors to the City. I hope this guide complements the excellent levels of accessibility and customer services provided by many City Centre businesses and organisations. Finally, I’d like to say a big thank you to all the businesses, organisations and Council services that have supported the guide through advertising. They have made this guide possible. I hope you find the guide helpful. Best wishes Councillor Paul Pegg Council Champion of Disabled People Derby Access and Information Guide for Disabled People 11 Editorial_308061.qxd 31/5/13 17:08 Page 12 3031135 Derby Cathedral is a special place of quiet, mystery, and hospitality set at the heart of the city. Visit for one of the regular services, to hear the wonderful choirs, to take in the frequent exhibitions, lectures, and other special events, to see the services, information and advice for people magnificent building and garden, or just to find some space in the day.
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