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Introduction

• This route is approximately 735m.
• This route uses Trinity Street, Black Horse Street, Great Moor Street and Newport Street.
• There are some pedestrian controlled crossings along the route.
• There are some crossings without designated crossing points.
• There are some easy gradients along this route.
• The surface of the footpaths is stone tiles and tarmac.

You are on Senate House Main Reception to Senate House Main Entrance. Skip to the next section.

Senate House Main Reception to Senate House Main Entrance

• From the main reception proceed out of the building via the 2 sets of automatic double doors.
• Proceed towards the quad.
• The surface of the approach to the quad is block paved.

You are on Ramped Route through Senate House Quad. Skip to the next section.

Ramped Route through Senate House Quad

• Bear left to the ramped access around the quad.
• The ramp has an easy downward gradient.
• There is a handrail on the left as you proceed down the ramp.
• The surface of the footpath is block paved.
• The footpath follows a curved path around the edge of the quad.
• After approximately 39m the path becomes level.

You are on Stepped Route through Senate House Quad. Skip to the next section.

Stepped Route through Senate House Quad

• Proceed straight ahead.
• There are 5 medium height steps without handrails.
• The steps are not clearly marked.
• There is not tactile paving at the top and bottom of the steps.
• Proceed across the quad.
• The surface of the steps is block paved.
• The surface of the quad is concrete tiles.
• The surface of the footpath at the eastern edge of the quad is block paved.

You are on Senate House Quad to Moor Lane. Skip to the next section.

Senate House Quad to Moor Lane

• Continue straight ahead, following the footpath towards Bolton One.
• The surface of the footpath is block paved.
• Continue along the front of Bolton One.
• There is an easy uphill gradient just beyond Bolton One, leading to Moor Lane.

You are on Cross Moor Lane. Skip to the next section.

Cross Moor Lane

• The crossing point is pedestrian controlled.
• The height of the buttons is 108cm.
• There are 2 islands at this crossing point.
• There are dropped kerbs with tactile paving at all sections of this crossing point.
• The first island is narrow with a staggered crossing point (shown in photograph 3).
• After crossing to the second island bear slightly left and proceed to the second island.
• The surface of this crossing point is tarmac road with block paved islands.

You are on Moor Lane to Black Horse Street. Skip to the next section.

Moor Lane to Black Horse Street

• After crossing Moor Lane bear slightly right and proceed onto Trinity Street.
• The surface of this section of the route is tarmac.
• There are some uneven areas along this section of the route which may cause a trip hazard.
• The footpath is shared with bicycles.
• After approximately 170m bear slight left onto Black Horse Street and cross Black Horse Street.

You are on Cross Black Horse Street. Skip to the next section.

Cross Black Horse Street

• The crossing is pedestrian controlled.
• The height of the buttons is 108cm.
• There are 2 islands at this crossing point.
• There are dropped kerbs with tactile paving at all sections of this crossing point.
• The crossing at the first island is staggered.
• After crossing to the second island bear slightly left to cross to the opposite side of Black Horse Street.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.

You are on Black Horse Street. Skip to the next section.

Black Horse Street

• Proceed along Black Horse Street.
• The surface of the footpath along this section of the route is tarmac.
• After approximately 52m bear slightly right to the pedestrian crossing for the access road to Morrisons.
• The crossing is pedestrian controlled.
• The height of the buttons is 108cm.
• There is a central island at this crossing.
• The crossing is shared with bicycles.
• There are dropped kerbs with tactile paving at all points of the crossing.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.
• After crossing the road bear slight left and then slight left to continue along Black Horse Street.

You are on Black Horse Street to Newport Street. Skip to the next section.

Black Horse Street to Newport Street

• Bear right onto Great Moor Street.
• There is a pedestrian crossing with tactile paving to pass on the first 15m of this section.
• The footpath is a shared pathway with bicycles.
• The surface of the pavement is tarmac.
• After approximately 23m cross the service road for Morrisons (shown in photograph 2).
• There are dropped kerbs without tactile paving.
• Just beyond the service road the surface of the footpath becomes stone tiles.
• After 30m bear slightly right, continuing along Great Moor Street.
• The surface of the footpath becomes tarmac.
• After approximately 85m cross Soho Street (shown in photographs 7 and 8).
• There is not a designated crossing point.
• There are dropped kerbs without tactile paving.
• The footpath becomes stone tiles.
• There is an easy gradient from the sides of the footpath to the centre.
• After 40m bear slightly right onto Newport Street towards the crossing.
• There are some slight trip hazards created by manhole covers and uneven surfaces along this section of the route.

You are on Cross Newport Street. Skip to the next section.

Cross Newport Street

• The crossing is pedestrian controlled.
• The height of the button at the crossing is 108cm.
• The road is slightly raised creating a level crossing point.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.

You are on Newport Street to Bolton Central. Skip to the next section.

Newport Street to Bolton Central

• Bolton Central is immediately ahead.
• The surface of the pavement is stone tiles.
• There is an easy downhill gradient leading from Newport Street to the building.
• There is level access at the entrance to the building.