Horrible place to attend. As others have said parking is very limited and walking distance from any form of public transport is out of the question for people with mobility problems. Doesn't get much better once you enter the building. Doors are all heavy to open.and again people with mobility issues will struggle from reception down corridors to 'assessment room'. Every inch is camera covered and you are watched intently as you move through the building. It's a good thing we cannot comment here about the people there working for Capita .

no parking nearby which is suitable,best place is railway station car park number 2,before 11am its £9 for the day,if you arrive after 11am its £4 all day,taxi rank across road for those with severe mobility problems,should cost £3 in a taxi,as is literally round the corner,not very well signed at all on exterior of building you have to go to the top of the road and take a left turn,when we arrived half of pavement was dug up and fenced off,would be a nightmare on a scooter,get to main entrance,buzzer entrance,door opens and its quite a downward sloping floor for about 30 feet,great if you are on a skateboard,long walk to reception through auto opening large wooden doors,with approx. 4 chairs at around half way mark,reception door press buzzer again,again the floor here slopes as you go through the door camera up on wall covering reception area which is quite a small area,basically a very awkward place to access if you are unfamiliar with the area,we requested a home visit even obtained a drs letter but we were still denied this and had to attend here,not a nice place

Distance to walk if you’re dropped as close to the door as possible. is over 100m along the corridore to the waiting room. There are chairs .Car parking there are 4 outside the door but a cross the road ,if you can get one .Wheelchair access. yes ..