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Hire operator pledges to act to clear e-bike obstructions

September 12, 2022
Ian Streets
Operators of a rental system for e-bikes in central London say they will act to encourage users to park safely after criticism from The National Federation of the Blind of…
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Beauty queen with cerebral palsy competes for Miss Great Britain

September 5, 2022
Ian Streets
A woman living with cerebral palsy told media she hopes to inspire people with disabilities by competing for the title of Miss Great Britain. The BBC reported that Shannon McNally's…
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Stamping out stramps

August 31, 2022
Ian Streets
With designs which are often quirky and stylish it’s easy to see why stramps catch the eye, but to accept them as accessible is as reckless as it gets. Indeed,…
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Programme highlights delays with Arts Access Card

August 15, 2022
Ian Streets
Delays over the introduction of a free national Arts Access Card for disabled people have highlighted huge inconsistencies in the availability and price of concessionary and companion tickets, according to…
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Commonwealth Games criticised over accessibility

August 7, 2022
Ian Streets
Athletes, volunteers and spectators called for improvements to accessibility at major sporting events after experiencing problems at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. ITV.com reported that Helene Raynsford, Chair of the…
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Campaigners in call for better facilities for disabled hotel guests

August 2, 2022
Ian Streets
Disabled hotel guests are being forced to spend the night sleeping in their wheelchairs and unable to go to the toilet, because of a chronic lack of facilities according to…
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AA calls for urgent action over post-Brexit blue badge status

July 25, 2022
Ian Streets
Disabled drivers are being warned that their blue badges may not be accepted in European holiday destinations this summer due to an “outrageous” Brexit hangover. Various media organisations report that…
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Disabled rail traveller seeks apology over lack of wheelchair bays

July 18, 2022
Ian Streets
A wheelchair user has told the media how he was left feeling travel sick and unsafe after being forced to sit next to the train doors on two railway journeys.…
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Students say “ableism is rife” in universities

July 4, 2022
Ian Streets
The Metro has reported that a survey of disabled students across the UK found that only 23 per cent had received the support they needed at university. The research by…
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Ofcom finds licence breach by Channel 4 over subtitles fault

June 25, 2022
Ian Streets
Channel 4 was found to have breached the conditions of its broadcast licence by failing to provide enough subtitled programming to some viewers in autumn 2021. An investigation by the…
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