Phone: 01825 769000 | Email: [email protected]
There will be a BSL Interpreter team at each break.
When you have made your booking please tell us if you will need the services of the team and then introduce yourself to them on the first evening.
Interpreters will serve in all main sessions. They may also be available for other areas of the programme but they won't know how much capacity they will have until they have spoken to everyone once you've arrived.
There will be a Speech to Text service at Minehead and Skegness.
We have generalised emergency plans for those who are deaf & hearing impaired who will need assistance to leave a venue in the event of an evacuation. If you will need such assistance please read our leaflet explaining the plan and speak to a steward at the start of each session.
If you are a Butlin’s guest and have a blue badge and require a disabled parking space, please call the Butlin’s team on 0330 100 9732 and they will put a permit in your arrival pack.
Powered and manual wheelchairs can be booked at the Butlin’s resort – call the switchboard and ask for the Hire Shop.
Minehead: 01643 703331
Skegness: 01754 762311
You may also be able to pre-book battery operated wheelchairs and scooters from:
Motorised scooters may be plugged into normal sockets. If wheelchairs or scooters are left outside guests must take full responsibility for them.
We have generalised emergency plans for wheelchair users who will need assistance to leave a venue in the event of an evacuation. If you will need such assistance please read our leaflet explaining the plan and speak to a steward at the start of each session.
These are examples of the services we could offer.
Once you have made your booking please contact us to discuss how we can best help you:
We have generalised emergency plans for those who are blind & partially sighted who will need assistance to leave a venue in the event of an evacuation. If you will need such assistance please read our leaflet explaining the plan and speak to a steward at the start of each session.
The main Celebration is a time for a large number of people to join together for worship and preaching. There is some time to respond to God and the ministry of the Holy Spirit, plus dance and drama.
It can be ‘high energy’, have loud music and flashing lights in some places. There are quieter places and quieter meetings.
Sensory profiles
We hope this will help our guests, particularly those on the autism spectrum, to understand our venues.