#WelfareNotWarfare – London day of action maps

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Mar 242025
 
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Find us on Weds: #WelfareNotWarfare day of action in Westminster! Start here at 11am: Rally and march outside Downing Street. March route goes south down Parliament Street for 0.3 miles, ending at Old Palace Yard outside parliament. Westminster is the nearest step-free underground and is located in the middle of the march. DPAC logo, Disabled People Against Cuts, a black inverted triangle with 4 arms of different skin tones holding a multicoloured circle.

Map shows the march route, starting outside Downing Street, going south down Parliament Street for 0.3 miles, ending at Old Palace Yard outside parliament. Westminster underground has step-free access and is located in the middle of the march. Sanctuary House pub is 0.4 miles away from the end of the march on Tothill Street. It has step-free access via 2 side doors and an accessible toilet with a Radar key. Toilets are marked on the map. Standard toilets costing 50p are in Westminster underground and nearby by Westminster pier. Accessible toilets with Radar keys are in Westminster Abbey and Sanctuary House pub. Westminster Abbey is near the end of the march and has free tickets for Disabled people and a carer. Changing Places toilets are in the Palace of Westminster after security, and in St Thomas' Hospital, 0.5 miles from the end of the march, across Westminster Bridge.

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Please note that the Sanctuary House pub is 0.4 miles away from the end of the march, on Tothill Street. The best step-free entrance is via Dean Farrer Street, as the main entrance on Tothill Street has a small step/lip. The side entrance on Tothill Street is step free and goes straight to the accessible toilet (Radar key, no purchase necessary), but there is a set of double doors between this door and the main pub area. Non-accessible toilets are in the basement.

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  One Response to “#WelfareNotWarfare – London day of action maps”

  1. Louisette says:
    March 25, 2025 at 18:44

    When are we going to take them to court for breech of Human Rights and Equality with the cuts they think they can make because they can’t

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