By car: We’re close to the M4 – approximately 3 miles south – and the A419 – about 4 miles north. Getting to us from the M4 takes roughly five to ten minutes – exit at junction 16, onto the Great Western Way A3102 and then onto B4006 towards Cheney Manor Industrial Estate. From the A419, it takes roughly ten minutes – exit onto the A4311 towards Swindon and then take the B4006 towards the industrial estate.   https://video.wixstatic.com/video/09af61_26793a8a86584d28bd0b669cf3f647ae/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 By rail: We’re on the right side of Swindon for access to and from the train station. It’s just over a mile away, taking under five minutes to reach by car, just over five minutes cycling, and around 20 minutes to walk. Trains to and from are frequent – four or five every hour – and take less than an hour. Likewise, there are four trains to Bristol every hour – taking just over half an hour.   By bus: BSS House bus stop is located directly outside our business centre. It is served by the number 4 bus, which takes you to Swindon Bus station, close to the train station, in less than ten minutes. The number 5 bus takes you to Scarborough Road on the B4006, taking under ten minutes. From here, it’s about a three-minute walk to BBS House. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/09af61_40df4ea2d16f43a08e4a63b488e2905f~mv2.jpeg

There are toilet facilities on site and site maps available within B S S House to locate those most suitable for you. Within the male and female toilets closest to our unit, I have supplied low level cot-beds for nappy changing purposes as a courtesy to our visitors. Max weight per cot-bed is 60kg. Please simply leave the items as you found them. The toilets on site have a code for access, please check within the sensory hub for the most up to date code.

We do not serve food and drink, we are not setup to cater for food and drink and kindly ask that food and drink is not taken into the play zones at the sensory hub. This is for the health, safety and comfort of all users.

Our children grow and develop at all different rates, by all different types of measures. I want the sensory hub to be as inclusive as possible and our only restriction would be the maximum weight capacity's on some of the equipment. Our smallest maximum weight capacity is 45kg. Please review our images, or ask any further questions if you are not sure about the suitability for your Senseeker. My personal feeling is that the age range likely to receive most benefit from the sensory hub, is 3 to 5 years but parents / carers, know their child best and are more than welcome to visit with children outside of this bracket.