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Disabled shoppers back business in statues row

August 25, 2017
Ian Streets
A local authority performed a double-quick u-turn after a row erupted about statues outside a shop in the centre of a northern city. The shop, which sells exotic clothing and…
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Blind mum’s blog offers a little distance learning

August 9, 2017
Ian Streets
Distance makes no difference when it comes to ignorance of the issues facing disabled people. We were inspired – but also incensed – to read a blog by Holly Bonner…
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Airport review rates facilities for disabled travellers

August 8, 2017
Ian Streets
Heathrow Airport has been rated poor for disabled travellers in a report from the UK's aviation regulator. BBC News reported that Manchester, East Midlands and Exeter airports also received the…
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Wheelchair detective reaches 50-year milestone

July 28, 2017
Ian Streets
The plots are simple and straightforward, and at times it takes more demanding detective work to investigate how the star of the show does his job in Ironside. The series…
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Labour silent on access for disabled MP excluded from debates

July 14, 2017
Ian Streets
The Labour party has refused to say if it will take any action to support a newly-elected disabled MP who has been prevented from taking part in some House of…
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Pub discrimination leads one year later to Disability Pride

July 7, 2017
Ian Streets
A woman whose daughter was thrown out of a pub because she was disabled is hoping an awareness-raising “disability pride” event in the same city this weekend will highlight the…
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Disability arts misses out again, despite huge rise in diverse-led Arts Council funding

June 30, 2017
Ian Streets
Disability arts organisations have missed out on a huge increase in funding that has been handed to other diverse-led groups by Arts Council England (ACE). Although there has been a…
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Disabled voter secures legal settlement over polling station discrimination

June 22, 2017
Ian Streets
A council will have to carry out an audit of disability access at every one of its polling stations, after agreeing to pay compensation to a wheelchair-user who was prevented…
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Disabled people ‘denied access to justice by failure of judges on reasonable adjustments’

May 11, 2017
Ian Streets
Disabled people are being denied access to justice because of judges’ failure to make the reasonable adjustments that would make the court process accessible to them, according to a disabled…
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Wheelchair-users could face further delays on long-awaited taxi access laws

April 7, 2017
Ian Streets
Long-awaited new laws that ban taxis and private hire vehicles from discriminating against wheelchair-users may not provide as much protection as had been hoped when they come into force today,…
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