Safari won't open my website

www.whitefieldchurch.com
Sent a link to someone with a mac today and they say they can't access my site.
It works on my mac and my iphone so anyone got any ideas what's wrong?

http://www.whitefieldchurch.com/WhitefieldPresbyterianChurch,Abergavenny/Whitefi eld.html
Works just fine for me using Safari 3.2.1
You should never use symbols in any file name and the comma may be the cause of trouble.

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