-
Burger King issue apology to blind customer
-Burger King has apologised to a blind woman who has a food allergy after she was told staff were not…
00 -
Disabled driver in parking ticket dispute after taking “safety first” option
-A call centre worker who has an invisible illness claims he was given a ticket for double parking during a medical episode.…
-
Apology from rail firm after family stranded on platform
-A disabled dad has told the media how he got stranded at a railway station which allows wheelchair users to…
-
Government committee leads move to ban pavement parking
-A Labour MP’s conversation with a wheelchair user has helped to kick off a campaign to ban parking on pavements.…
-
Blue badge change brings call for more disabled parking spaces
-Disability charities have welcomed the expansion of the blue badge parking scheme, but they have also urged local authorities to…
-
Deaf juror believed to be a legal first
-A technology consultant from London is believed to have established a legal landmark by becoming the first profoundly deaf person…
-
Government urged to act over “crisis” in deaf education
-The National Deaf Children’s Society is calling on the Government to halt what it describes as “the crisis engulfing deaf…
-
CAA survey indicates improved accessibility at airports
-Accessibility in the UK’s airports is improving according to the results of the latest survey by the Civil Aviation Authority…
-
Modernisation plans must extend to management strategy
-The growing trend towards urban living is bringing a variety of old buildings back into use as developers embark on…
-
Rail company urged to open the gate as campaign gathers pace
-A rail company’s decision to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour by closing a main access gate had provoked a storm…
Uncategorised
About Access > Uncategorised