Accessible facilities in V36

Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has recently installed new accessible facilities in the V36 Park beside the Valley Leisure Centre.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Jan 2018, 13:33 BST
Updated 23rd Jan 2018, 13:37 BST
Cllr Paul Hamill at the accessible facilities at V36 in the Valley Park with Ellen Boyd (Customer Accessibility Officer), Brian Ritchie (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network team member), Audrey Derby (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network Co-Chair) and Cllr Drew Ritchie.Cllr Paul Hamill at the accessible facilities at V36 in the Valley Park with Ellen Boyd (Customer Accessibility Officer), Brian Ritchie (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network team member), Audrey Derby (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network Co-Chair) and Cllr Drew Ritchie.
Cllr Paul Hamill at the accessible facilities at V36 in the Valley Park with Ellen Boyd (Customer Accessibility Officer), Brian Ritchie (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network team member), Audrey Derby (Crohns and Colitis UK NI Network Co-Chair) and Cllr Drew Ritchie.

These new facilities are helping to lead the way in providing accessible toilet facilities to cater for people with a range of illnesses and disabilities.

Many people will benefit from these new facilities including people who suffer from Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis.

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The Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Cllr Paul Hamill said: “I am delighted that the council is providing these much needed facilities for visitors to V36.

“It is important that everyone with an invisible illness, who use our facilities, feel comfortable and they can now do so with this accessible toilet provision.”

For more information, contact the council’s Customer Accessibility Officer on 028 9446 3113 extension 31020 or email [email protected]

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