London Poppies, Trains, the underground and a wheelchair

[After Shock]

Well just sorted a ticket from B'ham Int to St. Pancras. Realised I need a few more stops on the underground.

I have a "day Railcard" so think I can just go the extra few stops!

If you know different ...... ??!!

These were quite striking photos!

Visiting In A Wheelchair To See The Poppies Art Installation At The Tower Of London - Spinal Cord Injury Discussions - Quadriplegic and Paraplegic Spinal Cord Injuries

 

[Meldrew2]

The London Underground is in most places still as it was originally built - without consideration to wheelchair passengers.

https://www.tfl.gov.uk/transport-accessibility/wheelchair-access-and-avoiding-stairs might be helpful.

I think, however, that London's cabbies will be the transport of choice for a wheelchair user.

 

[Charles Morgan]

Tower Hill has no easy access for wheelchairs, however both St Pancras and London Bridge do, the latter is a good place for a short taxi ride to the Tower, as they have access. Probably the cheapest and most effective way there.