Tesco facilities

• PayQwiq
• Pharmacy
• Deposit Money
• Krispy Kreme
• Fully accessible toilets are available within our store.
• Travel Money
• Jetwash
• Optician
• Momentum 99
• Phone Shop
• Scan as you Shop
• Tech Support
• Games
• Jet Wash
• Photo Shop
• MoneyGram
• Food Collection
• Harris & Hoole Cafe
• Wifi
• ATM
• Car Wash
• Hand Car Wash
• Direct Order Point
• Grocery Collection
• Clothing Order Point
• Lap trays are available at our store.
• Facilities are available for people with mobility impairment.
• Facilities are available for people who are visually impaired. Including, audio tapes, large print, braille etc.
• Our store has automatic doors fitted.
• Recycling
• Non assisted wheelchair access is possible.
• Wheelchair assistance is possible in our store.
• Assistance dogs are welcome in our store.
• 24 hours
• Petrol
• Clothing Range
• Direct Collection
• Toilets

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Thalia Holiday Home Access Statement

Thalia Holiday Home
Access Statement

Introduction
Thalia Holiday Home provides self catering accommodation for short term rent as a holiday home or for business and social stays within easy access of central London, and south west London.

Pre-Arrival
There is a website with a booking enquiry form. The address, telephone number and email address for • enquiries are easily available from the website.
Pictures and plans of the house are on the website for potential guests to gain an impression of the house • and its facilities.

Arrival & Car Parking Facilities
There is car parking space for two cars on the forecourt near the front door of Thalia. •
The drive surface is Cotswold chippings. Please park on the gravel area only.•
There are no parking restrictions on Westway.•
Collection from local railway station can be arranged•

Main Entrance
There is a step into Thalia’s porch with a further step over the threshold to the front hall though a stand•
ard 36inch front door. (The rear patio can be reached without any steps but there is a small step and threshold to enter the dining room via patio doors).
All guests are greeted personally and offered help with luggage. •
There is a porch light controlled by a time switch providing light in the evening. This can be adjusted to • come on at required times.

Downstairs WC
A very small downstairs cloakroom is provided with a WC, wash hand basin and mirror

Sitting room or Lounge
Entered through a standard door. Lounge seating
Television digital reception and a DVD/Blue Ray player.

Outdoor Facilities
At the rear of the house there is a small private garden with a patio with a table and chairs.•
There is a patio light for the evening controlled from within the house. •
From the dining room to the patio there is a small step and from the patio to the lawn a further two low • steps.
Bedrooms
All three bedrooms are on the first floor (not the ground floor) The stair case is narrow and steep with • winders near the top therefore none of the bedrooms are suitable for wheelchair access.
A child stair gate can be provided. •
Smoke alarms are situated at the top of the stairs and in the hall near the entrance to the dining room. •
A flashing torch light is situated at the bottom of the stairs to illuminate the stairs in the case of power • failure.

Contactless Cards on London's public Transport

Recent Developments

Contactless cards:
The cheapest and most convenient way for travelling on London’s public transport
The simplest way to pay for a journey on London’s public transport is now a contactless card unless you purchase a season ticket longer than one week or those starting a one off weekly ticket on any day except Sunday.
By using the same contactless card, you get the daily capped fare and in any Sunday to Saturday period, your total charges will be capped at the weekly season ticket price. For example, if you only travel in zones 1 – 3, then the most you will pay Sunday to Saturday is £36.80, the price of a weekly season ticket.   Therefore, if you constantly use public transport, the lowest cost will be using a contactless card which saves you getting a weekly season ticket you may not use. The contactless card system will always give you the cheapest fare. So, if you use your card outside Zone 3 just once you will pay the same as a zone 1 to 3 with an extension if that is cheaper than the zone 1 – 4 fare.

Transport for London will always give the option of either contactless cards or Oyster cards for maximum convenience.

Round the Clock Weekend Tubes
From September next year*, 24 hour tubes will be running over weekends on the Northern, Jubilee, Victoria, Central and Piccadilly lines. The average journey across London overnight will be reduced by 20 minutes and importantly, there will be no extra costs for passengers. The social benefit is well documented for leisure passengers and workers needing to get around overnight. The economic benefits show £360 million uplift due to the round the clock tube running. Additional Tube lines will be opened in the future.