Stoke-On-Trent is getting better for People with disabilities and Wheelchair Users,

Stoke-on-Trent, known for its rich pottery heritage and proud industrial roots, is gradually evolving into a more accessible city for residents and visitors with mobility needs. Wheelchair access has been steadily improving, with key public venues like The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery and intu Potteries shopping centre offering step-free entry, lifts, and accessible toilets. The city’s public transport system includes low-floor buses and accessible taxi options, though coverage can be inconsistent in some outer areas. Stoke-on-Trent railway station provides step-free access to platforms, assisted travel services, and accessible facilities. While some parts of the city—particularly older buildings and hilly areas—still pose barriers, ongoing regeneration efforts aim to make the city’s cultural and commercial spaces more inclusive. With its blend of industrial legacy and community spirit, Stoke is taking necessary steps toward ensuring everyone can enjoy what it has to offer. We also deliver Wavs to Derby.