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Introduction

• The following information describes the route from Putney Station to Craven Cottage.
• This route passes along Putney High Street, Putney Bridge and through Bishops Park.
• The approximate distance of this route is 1.9km.
• The route takes approximately 20-25 minutes.
• The majority of paths along the route consist of tarmac and flagstone paving.
• There is step-free access throughout this route.
• The potential hazards on this route include; congested pathways and uneven surfaces.

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Putney Station

• There is step-free access between the platforms and the station entrance.
• There are no accessible toilets are available within the station.
• There is step-free access when exiting the station.

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Putney Station to Putney High Street Pedestrian Crossing

• After exiting the station turn right onto Putney High Street.
• Follow the path for approximately 40m until you reach Putney High Street pedestrian crossing.
• There is a long slight slope along the path.
• The surface of the path consists of block paving and concrete tiles.
• The path may be congested on matchdays.

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Putney High Street Pedestrian Crossing

• Putney High Street pedestrian crossing has dropped kerbs with tactile paving on both sides.
• There are visual indicators available at this crossing.
• The visual signals are activated via push buttons.
• There are rotating cones located at the base of the push button boxes to indicate when it is safe to cross.
• Traffic comes from both directions.
• After completing the crossing turn right and continue along Putney High Street.

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Putney High Street Pedestrian Crossing to Lower Richmond Road Pedestrian Crossing

• After completing the crossing turn right and continue along Putney High Street.
• Follow the path for approximately 550m until you reach Lower Richmond Road pedestrian crossing.
• There is step-free access along Putney High Street.
• There is a long slight slope along the path.
• The surface of the path consists of concrete tiles.
• The path crosses Norroy Road, Chelverton Road, Lacy Road and Felsham Road.
• The Norroy Road crossing has dropped kerbs with tactile paving.
• The Chelverton Road crossing has dropped kerbs with tactile paving.
• There are also visual indicators available at this crossing.
• The Lacy Road crossing has dropped kerbs with tactile paving.
• There are also visual indicators available at this crossing.
• The visual signals are activated via push buttons. These are between the heights of 95cm and 105cm.
• There are rotating cones located at the base of the push button boxes to indicate when it is safe to cross.
• The width of the path is restricted in places by signs and bus stops.
• There are maps located along the path.

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Lower Richmond Road Pedestrian Crossing

• The Lower Richmond Road pedestrian crossing has dropped kerbs with tactile paving on both sides.
• There are visual indicators available at this crossing.
• The visual signals are activated via push buttons.
• There are rotating cones located at the base of the push button boxes to indicate when it is safe to cross.
• There is a central island in the centre of the crossing.
• At the first crossing the traffic is coming from your right.
• At the second crossing the traffic is coming from you left.
• After completing the crossing turn right and continue onto Putney Bridge.

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Lower Richmond Road Pedestrian Crossing to Bishops Park via Putney Bridge

• After completing the crossing turn right and follow the path to Putney Bridge.
• There is a slight slope leading from Lower Richmond Road to Putney Bridge.
• There is step-free access along Putney Bridge.
• The surface of the path along the bridge consists of block paving and concrete tiles.
• Follow the path along Putney Bridge for approximately 315m until you reach the turning into Bishops Park.
• Follow the path leading up to the entrance to the park.
• There is slight slope along the path.

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Bishops Park to the Outer Concourse (Stevenage Road)

• After the main park gates follow the path for approximately 400m.
• There are two paths along this section of the route.
• The main path has a tarmac surface with occasional speed bumps.
• The alternative path is unsurfaced and has step-free access.
• The alternative path may not be suitable for wheelchair users in bad weather.
• After reaching the end of both paths follow the main path as it bears right.
• Follow the paths through Bishops Park.
• The path to the left goes through the Bishops Park events area and bears right re-joining the main path.
• The path straight ahead goes past the Bishops Park Tea Room and bears left re-joining the main path.
• Both paths have a tarmac surface and have step-free access.
• Both paths are approximately 140m long.
• Where the two paths join there are public toilet facilities available.
• The public toilet facilities contain accessible and standard toilets.
• Follow the main path for approximately 300m until you reach the exit from Bishops Park to Stevenage Road.
• There is step-free access throughout Bishops Park.
• After joining Stevenage Road turn left and follow the path towards the stadium.
• On matchdays the paths may be congested.

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Outer Concourse (Stevenage Road)

• There is step-free access along the concourse.
  The surface along the concourse varies between block paving, concrete tiles and tarmac.
• There are food and drink stands along Stevenage Road.
  There are programme stalls along Stevenage Road.
• On matchdays there is a traffic exclusion zone along Stevenage Road before, during and after kick-off.
• Clear directional signage is not provided on the concourse.
• There is not a stadium plan/map on the concourse.
• There is a steward/member of staff available for assistance on match days.

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