Woking Town Centre

Woking Town Centre is the focal point of the Borough with major retail, employment, cultural and entertainment facilities. Originally built in the 19th century, the 1960s saw the start of on-going modernisation.

Woking - the accessible town

The town centre is ideal for disabled visitors. Under-cover shopping malls and extra facilities for less able people, make Woking a popular destination.

The Town Centre Buggy, run by Woking Community Transport, offers free transport, Monday to Friday, for anyone who has difficulties getting around the pedestrianised area of the town centre.  The buggy calls at a number of popular spots around the town centre and is quite flexible, although it cannot operate inside the shopping centres.

ShopMobility offers power scooters, manual and powered wheelchairs for hire, which can also be booked in advance.  A companion service is available if you are unable to use a powered wheelchair or scooter, or require extra assistance.  Theatre-goers can book wheelchairs for shows at The Ambassadors Theatre next door, and shopMobility has a car park exclusively for its own customers’ use.

 

 

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