WHERE is the problem ? (e.g from "What Three Words" app, or a description of where it is, or a postcode - enough info to be able to locate where you mean)

TYPE of barrier ? (what is preventing you accessing the path?)

MODE(S) OF TRANSPORT being used when you have the access problem

WHAT should be changed? (if you have a thought on what would remedy the problem)

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Remove the gate since it no longer serves a purpose

Provide a more gentler entry to get on to the track

Remove the barrier and replace with a bollard

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Provide a route down for other modes of transport

Remove the steps and provide a smooth path the length of Stakesby Vale

Mayfield road, by the roundabout with the petrol station & Spar shop.

No safe crossing/no pavement. Crossing is so close to a fast and busy roundabout. The only way to get across is wait for someone to stop the traffic. Visibility is poor. It's very dangerous, moreso with a wheelchair.

Walking, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Extend the pavement along the grass to further down the road and add the same kind of crossing (island) or, better still, a zebra crossing).

Bus stops up Kirkham Road, Whitby

Multiple cars constantly parked in bus stops meaning we have to alight the bus in a dangerous manner with the wheelchair

Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Enforce parking rules and deter people from parking in bus stops. It is a very normalised behaviour in Whitby which seems an odd thing to tolerate. Create better parking solutions for residents.

Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Adding a graduated slope would make this more accessible. Adding rails like the west pier would also be a great idea.

There's no wheelchair access at all here but there's loads of space to develop something more accessible.

Coastal pathway from west cliff Whitby towards sandsend

Path has eroded so much that it's too scary to risk with a wheelchair

Protection for the cliff, regular evaluation for safety, perhaps a new path to reflect the changes and make it safer.

Kirkham Road-Rivelaux road. These paths need jet washing - they've been treacherously slippy over autumn and winter which is terrifying with a wheelchair. It's the only route to the doctor's surgery but it's never gritted during icy weather which has prevented us from accessing healthcare.
The community nearby is almost all elderly and disabled folks, it should be a given that the paths are made safe.

Steep slope but also badly maintained.

Jetwashed paths, properly maintained. Gritted in winter as appropriate.

No pedestrian lights for safe crossing

Walking, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy, Affects everyone

There are lights for traffic in both directions but no pause or indicator of safety to cross for pedestrians and limited visibility. This is extremely dangerous with a wheelchair and could easily be remedied.

My little boy is in a wheelchair and would love to go on a boat ride. He can walk small distances and sensible steps but the steps to the boats are very old and unsafe. Imagine how many more locals and tourists would be served by safer methods to board boats.

Pedestrian path next to airy hill primary school/waterstead lane

Walking, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

This path is great for being safe from traffic but seems to have been installed without thought. There's plenty of space to stagger the incline and make it more user friendly. Especially as it gets muddy and slippery there.

Bottom entrance to the park and many of the paths are not accessible. Plenty of space to sort it. Better signage for which paths lead to steps etc would be handy.

More dropped curbs at obvious crossing points around the whole town to make wheelchair use easier. Having to lift the chair up curbs is really hard work everywhere we go.

Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Many tourist/beach towns do work to make the beaches accessible for all. A wheelchair friendly walkway serves a multitude of access needs.
Paths to the beach are all very steep - the easiest slope by the west pier is very dry so the hardest to manoeuvre across. A small change could mean a great deal. Hire of a beach wheelchair isn't the solution most days unless you want to get close/in the water.
This could also seevce disabled people who want to do fossil walks etc as part of education.

Cinder track, Fylingthorpe, between shunts.remaining.plantings and committed.correctly.absorbing

The path is frequently flooded and impassable as drainage is poor

Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Busy crossing with no pedestrian facilities

Walking, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Provide pedestrian facilities such as zebra or light controlled crossing

Cycling, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), Mobility Scooter, Non-Standard Cycle, With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

Provide a gently ramped access

Public transport available from green lane

Walking, Wheelchair (manual or power assisted), With Pram/Pushchair/Buggy

I don't know what can be changed but wheelchair users weren't thought of at all for access to this hospital. The incredibly steep hill, there are no dropped curbs or pavements coming out of the basement exit so you just have to hope no cars come up. The hill is incredibly steep all around the hospital. I'm not sure how we'll access it when the weather is icy/snowy. We've had to purchase a special strap to tether the wheelchair to the person pushing specifically for this hill because it's scary.

Cobbled street in whitby, steps into shops and other buildings

Cobbles are difficult to balance on

Steps should be less deep or have a hand tail to pull up,

Cobbled street in whitby, steps into shops and other buildings

Cobbles are difficult to balance on

Steps should be less deep or have a hand tail to pull up,

The Cinder track between Robin Hood's Bay and Ravenscar

Deep puddles the width of the track at the RHB end; water erosion on the track heading towards Ravenscar

Marina Back car park Whitby

There are no dips in the curbs leaving the car park for wheelchairs or prams. I’m 62 and find lifting my father’s wheelchair up and down these curbs painful in my wrists.

Cinder Track to eskdale school field

Path was impassable due to poor quality/mud

Create proper surfaced all weather path