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British Airways launches a dedicated customer service team for disabled passengers

British Airways Accessibility Team is a dedicated customer service for passengers with hidden and visible disabilities. Find out more about…

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Travel & Holidays

Future mobility and the opportunity to improve accessibility

David, who has worked with transport companies for years, looks at how technology and the response to the Covid-19 pandemic…

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The Independent Gatwick Accessibility Panel: help shape accessibility for disabled passengers

Gatwick Airport has launched a new independent panel to help shape the airport’s accessibility strategy and improve services for disabled…

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Concerns over access on public transport prior to car-free day in London

Concerns have been raised by disabled people over the access of public transport following the announcement of a car-free day…

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Travel & Holidays

Have your say on proposed changes to bus routes into central London

TfL is looking to make its bus routes more efficient by cutting bus routes where there isn't a demand for…

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Lifestyle

Have your say on improving safety for London’s black cab and minicab passengers 

Transport for London (TfL) would like you to have your say on its plans to improve safety for black cab…

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Travel & Holidays

LanzAbility: making Lanzarote an accessible and inclusive holiday destination

The beautiful island of Lanzarote has been a favourite with British holidaymakers for many years. Now, LanzAbility is making the…

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Travel & Holidays

Have your say on London taxi fares potentially increasing

TfL is reviewing London taxi fares and wants to hear from you, particularly if you have a disability or health…

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Travel & Holidays

How TfL is working to minimise disruption for disabled passengers on London buses

Transport for London shares how it is working to minimise disruption for disabled passengers on London buses.

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Travel & Holidays

An accessible railway would get more than 50,000 disabled people into work

Research by Leonard Cheshire has found that creating an accessible railway with step-free access would get more than 50,000 disabled…

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