This centre is just a couple of miles from my home, so I was very pleased I didn't have to travel far. We travelled by car, and there was a small car park attached, with disabled spaces by the door. I don't know about bus services there, but the nearest train station is about 3 miles away. The only complaint I would have about the centre is that it is very poorly sign posted and we drove past it a few times - the satnav said we were there but there was no centre to be seen. Eventually we pulled up a little road and spotted it tucked away in the corner, but we were a minute or two late for the appointment, and the fear of not arriving in time, and the appointment being cancelled, was very stressful. A sign at the turn off would have made all the difference.

We were lucky to get a disabled spot by the door, so it was literally about 3 yards to the building. Once inside it was a very short walk to the ground floor reception desk, where my details were taken, then we were asked to take a seat, literally in front of the reception desk, so no walking necessary there. My assessor came out five minutes later and took us into a room off the reception area - again just 3-4 yards walk. I didn't take my wheelchair, but from what I remember, the access would be fine for one.

I didn't use any of the facilities at the centre, so can't comment on them, but there was a very calm, quiet atmosphere, the staff were all extremely welcoming and pleasant, and it wasn't anywhere near the dreadful experience I was imagining.