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Access For All

Ramps, dropped kerbs and repaired pavements across Plymouth — and practical access advice for local businesses.

  • Campaigning since 2011
  • In progress
  • Progress: Ongoing

About the Access For All campaign

Jon has been working hard to improve the City of Plymouth's accessibility for everyone since 2011.

Jon has worked with Plymouth City Centre, local building firms, multiple partners, charities and businesses to make the City and its facilities more accessible for everyone to enjoy.

Jon has successfully had new ramps and new dropped kerbs installed across the City. He has worked tirelessly to have pavements repaired or replaced where needed.

Jon also helps businesses across Plymouth and the UK to assess their access requirements and work out cost-effective solutions to make their facilities inclusive.

What Jon is asking for

  • New playground equipment at Victoria Park that children of mixed abilities can use
  • Raised accessible taxi ranks across the City
  • Dropped kerbs installed across the ward and the wider City
  • A new accessible ramp cut into the hillside at the Citadel

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If this affects your street, tell Jon what you have seen — campaigns with several residents behind them move faster than campaigns with one.

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