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Equipment Hire for Disabled People in London

20 June 2025



London, one of the world’s most dynamic cities, has made significant strides in improving accessibility for disabled individuals. From public transport to cultural venues, efforts have been made to ensure that everyone, regardless of physical ability, can navigate and enjoy the city. If you need some extra help whether you live in London or are just visiting, we specialise in the short-term hire of wheelchairs, mobility scooters a wide range of other disability equipment.

The London Underground, though historically difficult for wheelchair and disability scooter users due to its age and infrastructure, now offers step-free access at over 90 stations. All Docklands Light Railway stations and trams are step-free, and every bus route is served by low-floor vehicles equipped with ramps and designated wheelchair spaces. The Elizabeth line, a more recent addition, is fully step-free from street to platform at all 41 stations. These improvements are supported by features such as audio-visual announcements, tactile paving, and travel mentoring services for those who need extra guidance.

Beyond transport, London’s venues have also embraced accessibility. Major museums, theatres, and sports arenas offer wheelchair access, hearing loops, and assistance for visitors with visual or cognitive impairments. The Southbank Centre, for example, provides accessible performances and step-free routes throughout its complex. Similarly, the British Museum and Tate Modern offer sensory-friendly tours and accessible facilities. Staying at a hotel or apartment in London can be a great base to explore, but they might not have the facilities to meet your needs - we can offer aids such as profiling beds, shower commodes, riser recliner chairs and disabled hoists to help our clients at their accommodation.



We aspire to make London a city you can freely access, explore and enjoy, regardless of physical ability!

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