Welcome.
Accessibility.

Accessibility

If after reading this page you feel that your access needs may not be met, please contact any of the three people below so that we can discuss your individual needs with you.

Gordon Inglis, tel 0117 9624120.
Norman Riley, tel 0117 9853793.
Ron Huish, tel 0117 9505834.

If You Have a Mobility Impairment.
If You Have a Hearing Impairment.
If You have a Visual Impairment.
Toilet Facilities.
Creche.
Using This Website.

If You Have a Mobility Impairment

Our church, the Leonard Hall and the Waterford Hall all have wheelchair access to the ground floor. The main ground floor areas of these three buildings are of an open plan nature so that if you are a wheelchair user you can take part in group activities. We have 2 wheelchairs available for the use of visitors. If you would like to use one of these, please contact us.

Holy Communion is delivered to the congregation in their seats by our stewards.

We do not have designated disabled parking, but if you need to park close to the church please contact us.

This website has been designed for use with either a mouse or keyboard.

If You Have a Hearing Impairment

The main church is fitted with an inductive loop system suitable for use with most hearing aids.

If You have a Visual Impairment

Please ask for our large print bibles and hymn books when you go into our services.

This website has been designed so that you can make the text size larger or smaller to suit your preference. Text equivalents for images are provided, and the site should also work with screen readers.

Toilet Facilities

Unfortunately we do not have any toilet facilities for those with a disability. This is something that will be put right with the completion of our new building project.

Creche

We have a creche for our Sunday morning services.

Using This Website

You can get back to our welcome home page at any time by clicking on the Trinity Henleaze URC logo at the top left of each page.

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