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Chichester City Council’s ShopMobility service offers powered scooters for hire to anyone, regardless of age, who experiences difficulty walking around the city centre. This service provides greater independence and access to shopping areas and tourist facilities. Importantly, users do not need to be registered disabled to benefit from this service.
The Council House, North Street, PO19 1LQ, Chichester, United Kingdom
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Really enjoyed the experience. After proving identity etc., I was presented with a very comfortable mobility scooter. Just a few rides around the undercover part of the Assembly Rooms and I set forth. For three hours I shopped, then rode around Priory Park and had lunch with family. Can’t wait to hire again.
Thank you Chichester Council for the friendly people who dealt with me and for coming up with such a rewarding idea.
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