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Thrive - Old English Garden

Battersea Park, London, SW11 4NJ

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Overview

Parking

  • Car Park View
    • The car park is located in front of the Herb Garden.
    • The car park is open air/surface.
    • The car park surface consists of tarmac.
    • There is 1 designated Blue Badge parking bay available.
    • The Blue Badge bay is clearly marked.
    • The surveyed Blue Badge parking bay dimensions are 228cm (width) x 470cm (depth).
    • There is a marked zone to one side but not at the rear.
    • The width of the marked zone is 120cm.
    • The most accessible route from the Blue Badge parking has steep ramps or slopes.
    • There is no dropped kerb from the designated Blue Badge parking.
  • Charges and Restrictions View
    • Parking is free for all users.
  • Drop-off Point View
    • There is not a designated drop-off point available.

Access Point (Front Entrance)

  • This access point is located at the front of the garden.
  • The access point is clearly signed.
  • There is step-free level access.
  • There is a single manual gate.
  • The door opens away from you.
  • The width of the opening is 141cm.
  • The door has a high visual contrast.
  • There is step-free level access as you enter.

Access Point (Rear Entrance)

  • This access point is located at the rear of the garden.
  • The approach to the access point has uneven surfaces.
  • The access point is clearly signed.
  • There is step-free level access.
  • There is a single manual gate.
  • The door opens away from you.
  • The width of the opening is 84cm.
  • The door has a low visual contrast.
  • There is step-free level access as you enter.

Outdoor Spaces

  • The following is available in this area: formal gardens.
  • Outdoor areas consist of block paving.
  • There are footpaths throughout.
  • The majority of the paths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
  • There is step-free level access throughout all areas.
  • There are seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
  • The paths have uneven surfaces.