Disabled Access
Disabled access is through the north door into the nave transept. In the south quire aisle is a wheelchair lift over part of the Kent steps. This gives access to the quire and presbetry level. There is a disabled WC near the foot of this. There is currently no disabled access to the crypt, but there are plans to insert a lift linking the three levels roughly where the existing wheelchair lift is.
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