I think I caught the travel bug quite a while ago. But when I was travelling with my family including…
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Question: I am a disabled lady who lives alone. I don’t receive much Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and sometimes struggle…
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Read More »A new law requiring taxi drivers not to discriminate against wheelchair users came into force on 6th April 2017. Taxi…
Read More »New taxi laws to prevent discrimination against wheelchair users only count in areas where an S167 list is in place.…
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Read More »Many disabled people can find it difficult to wash their hands at public toilets or even at home. Most sinks…
Read More »In a follow up to two articles previously published on Disability United, Accessible Toilet at Risk of Being Flushed Away…
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