Groups of women should have fewer problems, although do try to stick to 'nicer' establishments. When it comes to health, there are some excellent facilities available for women. For example, for general health issues many larger towns and cities will have a Well Women Clinic which can offer advice, although sometimes these only operate for one or two days a week. The contraceptive pill and the 'morning after' pill are only available on prescription from a doctor. Condoms, however are widely available from chemists, supermarkets and service stations, and from some women's public conveniences.
Many forces now have specially trained female officers who can offer counselling.
There are also several Rape Crisis Centres around the UK who can offer support and advice after an attack. Many public buildings and accommodation facilities now provide disabled access and facilities. And you should find that many of the major tourist sites cater particularly well for disabled people. Unfortunately, due to the ages of the buildings, heritage and historical sites can often be the exception to this, with only limited accessibility available. Many accommodation places have some facilities for disabled customers, but the extent of these can vary enormously.