Access action plan
Shaping neighbourhoods, Accessible London: achieving an inclusive environment, Supplementary planning guidance, published by the Mayor of London in October 2014, suggests that access action plans: ‘…can ensure that an access strategy is effective and appropriate. They could include conducting an access audit of premises to identify barriers to the participation of disabled people in life in the area, deciding on what adjustments are needed, involving disabled people when proposing solutions and identifying priorities, implementing improvements to an agreed timescale, monitoring and reviewing improvements.’
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