The Phil Chambers Consultancy
We are professional and imaginative service founded on years of experience in providing access for all. From public spaces, historic houses and museums to waterways, parkland, forests and nature reserves. Phil Chambers Consultancy continues to open up new and better opportunities for everyone to enjoy.
Phil Chambers Consultancy enables everyone to visit and enjoy our natural, historic and cultural heritage, through working to remove barriers and by building bridges to social inclusion.
Inclusive Design
Equality and Diversity - Policy and Strategy
Access Audits
Training and Development
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Visiting the Harris Museum in Preston to advise about
inclusive access to its collection
Teaching two volunteers how to do access audits on the towpath of the Shroppie Canal at Audlem
Universal Design interactive about dangers of working with molten metal, Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet
Tactile guide with Braille at Kelham Island Museum
Thinking of Access for All, good footpaths and sensory stimulus at the Cannon Hall historic walled garden in Barnsley
Assisting Natural Resources Wales to assess its access along the Afon Eden trail at Coed y Brennin
Working to help people to learn all about the dinosaurs at Manchester Museum
Meeting visitors to learn about access for all needs at the Isabella Plantation, Richmond Park.
The Royal Parks
Advising on easy access and inclusive interpretation at Saint Asaph Cathedral
A tactile map to enable everyone to navigate around Damflask Reservoir
Thinking about balancing access for visitors with conserving the historic heritage of The Folly at Settle
Supporting the Vintage Carriage Trust to provide inclusive access to its iconic collection
Survey of the Wendover Arm to explore Waterways For All opportunities
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