12 Bevington Road

• There is no departmental parking available
• There is limited public standard parking on Bevington Road

• There is a wide path leading from the pavement to the entrance steps. The paving slabs are a little uneven in places
• The path has a drop to the right as you are approaching the steps
• There are 5 steps up to the entrance
• The steps are wide. There are handrails both sides. There are no visually contrasting markings on the step edges 
• There is a covered porch at the top of the steps 
• The door is manual and secure. There is an intercom and card reader to the right of the door. There is a key fob reader and bell push here but neither are in use - you need to tap your card at the bottom of the intercom, or use the intercom if you are visiting
• The door opens to a clear width of 100cm

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• There are 3 standard toilets - 1 in the basement, 1 on the landing between the ground and first floor, and 1 on the landing between the first and second floor. These are all gender neutral
• There is a standard shower in the basement. This is gender neutral
• There is poor visual contrast in the toilets
• There are no accessible toilets
• There is an accessible toilet in 13 Bevington Road - this is next door and is part of the same department

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• There are external steps up to the entrance. The steps have handrails both sides. There are no visually contrasting markings on the step edges
• There is stepped access only around the building
• The stairs have a bannister rail to the left (ascending) and no handrail to the right
• There is good visual contrast on the step edges

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• All doors are manual - there are no powered doors
• Doors on access routes are held open
• Doors to offices and seminar rooms do not have vision panels
• Most doors have poor visual contrast between door, frame and surrounding wall
• Most doors require a low to medium force to open

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There are 2 DPhil rooms in the basement which can only be accessed by stairs

Larger room

• The door is usually held open and has a clear width of 69cm
• The room is divided by 2 open doorways (doors removed). One has a clear width of 73cm, the other 90cm. 
• As you enter the room, there are desks and chairs ahead of you
• Beyond the open doorways there are armchairs arranged around a small table

Smaller room

• The door is usually held open and has a clear width of 69cm
• There are desks and chairs in this room

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• The Wellbeing Room is on the first floor which can only be accessed by stairs
• The door is usually held open when not in use and has a clear width of 70cm
• There is a sign on the door to indicate if the room is vacant or in use
• The Wellbeing Room can be used as a quiet space for prayer, for meditation, for expressing milk or breastfeeding, and for general wellbeing
• There are 2 armchairs, a desk and office chair, and a fridge (used for storing expressed milk only)

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• There is a small kitchen and common room on the first floor, which can only be accessed by stairs
• The door is usually held open and has a clear width of 80cm
• The common room has sofas and a small section of worktop for preparing drinks or food

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