Access Guide
Overview - Route Area
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Starting Point
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- The starting point for the route is RCH - Ron Cooke Hub.
- There are no public transport stops or stations at the start point.
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End Point
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- The end point for the route is CL - Church Lane Building.
- There are no public transport stops or stations at the end point.
- Near to the end point there is a car park with Blue Badge parking.
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Additional Information
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- The approximate distance of this route is 1.2 km.
- The average walking time between the start and end points is 17 minutes.
- Points of interest along the route include: CSE - Ian Wand Building and Anne Lister College.
Ron Cooke Hub to The Pathway
- Travel from Ron Cooke Hub to The Pathway.
- The approximate distance of this section of the route is 200m.
- This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
- Surfaced footpaths consist of: bonded gravel.
- Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bollards, bins and street furniture.
- Footpaths are step-free and level.
- The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- Signage here includes: wayfinding and maps.
- There are seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
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Related Access Guides
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- The Ian Wand Building is located to your left at the beginning of the route.
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Pathway to Lakeside Way
- Head along the Pathway until you reach Lakeside View.
- The approximate distance of this section of the route is 205m.
- This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
- Surfaced footpaths consist of: tarmac.
- Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: bollards.
- Footpaths are step-free and level.
- The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- Signage here includes: wayfinding and maps.
- There are some seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
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Related Access Guides
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- Ann Lister College is located along the route.
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Lakeside Way to Field Lane
- Turn right and head down Lakeside View until you reach Field Lane.
- As you proceed you will need to cross Lakeview Way. The crossing is level with the road.
- The approximate distance of this section of the route is 440m.
- This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
- Surfaced footpaths consist of: bonded gravel.
- Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces.
- Footpaths are step-free and level.
- The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- Signage here includes: wayfinding and maps.
- There are some seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
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Related Access Guides
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- L/CE - Ann Lister College Hub Building is located along the route.
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Lakeside Way Crossing
- This is a Pelican crossing point.
- The crossing point has a refuge island.
- The crossing point has flush kerbs.
- Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
Field Lane to Church Lane Crossing
- Turn right and then head along Church Lane until you reach the crossing.
- The approximate distance of this section of the route is 135m.
- This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
- Surfaced footpaths consist of: bonded gravel.
- Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces and signs.
- Footpaths are step-free but have very easy slopes.
- Only some of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
Church Lane Crossing
- This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
- The crossing point has flush kerbs.
- Flush kerbs do not have tactile paving.
Church Lane Building Crossing to Church Lane
- Head from the road crossing to the Church Lane Building Main Entrance.
- The approximate distance of this section of the route is 35m.
- This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
- Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving.
- Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces.
- Footpaths are step-free and level.
- The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
- There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.