Accessibility for Visitors

Accessibility for Visitors

At Reddam House Berkshire, we are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all visitors. We recognise that visitors may have differing access requirements, and we aim to make reasonable adjustments wherever possible to ensure a safe and positive experience when visiting our site.

Letting Us Know About Your Access Requirements

We encourage all visitors to inform us of any access requirements in advance of their visit. This allows our site management team to plan appropriately and ensure suitable arrangements are in place.
When booking your visit, event, or appointment, you will be asked whether you have any specific access or support needs. This may include, but is not limited to:

•    Physical or mobility access requirements

•    Sensory, neurodiverse, or cognitive needs

•    Medical requirements

•    Hearing or visual impairments

•    Temporary injuries or short-term access needs

This information is shared with the relevant site management staff in advance so that reasonable adjustments can be planned and implemented where possible.

Pre-Visit Information and Accessible Formats

Pre-visit information, guidance, and forms can be provided in accessible formats upon request. This may include:

•    Large print

•    Digital formats suitable for screen readers

If you require information in an alternative format, please let us know in advance and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Access Limitations and Site Considerations

Reddam House is a large and varied site, incorporating historic buildings and outdoor areas. While we continue to improve accessibility across the estate, some areas may have access limitations, including steps, uneven surfaces, or restricted routes.
Any known or relevant access limitations will be clearly communicated in advance and available via:

•    This website

•    Event or visit information

•    Direct communication with visitors where appropriate

Where full access is not possible, we will seek to identify reasonable alternatives to enable visitors to participate safely and meaningfully.