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Welcome to Access to London

Access to London is a nonprofitable website that wishes to create a comprehensive guide for London

Our aims and objectives are to offer a comprehensive guide for London. Have you ever wondered if a building, such as a restaurant or a cinema, is accessible? In that case, look no further since you have found the website you have always been looking for! So, select the category you’re most interested in and you will find local information about your venue and its accessibility.

Categories

New Locations

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Somerset Hotel

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146 Suites

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AMERICANA HOTEL

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The Anson Hotel

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Five Kings Hotel

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Journeys Kings Cross St.Pancras

FEATURED Museums
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Sir John Soane’s Museum

New Parks
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Southbank Centre – Rooftop Garden

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The Wembley Hotel

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The Quality Hotel Wembley

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Club Quarters

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Little Hallingbury Mill

Latest News

Government Targets Chaotic E-Bike Parking with New Localized Fee Plans

The rapid surge in electric bike (e-bike) usage has brought with it a host of challenges, prompting the government to take decisive action against unruly parking and antisocial riding habits. Authorities are determined to tame what they describe as the “wild west” nature of e-bike parking, while also cracking down on dangerous behaviour such as riding on pavements.

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Nearly 75% of Britons See the US as a Major Threat to Global Peace

In a striking shift of public opinion, almost three-quarters of people in the United Kingdom now view the United States as a serious threat to global peace. This alarming statistic represents more than a twofold increase over the past two years, signaling a profound change in how Britons perceive America’s role on the world stage.

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UK Commits to Structured Talks on Historical Harms of Slavery

The United Kingdom has formally agreed to participate in comprehensive, time-bound discussions aimed at addressing the enduring historical harms caused by the transatlantic slave trade. This landmark decision comes amid growing calls from Commonwealth leaders to confront the lasting legacies of slavery with transparency and inclusivity.

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