Council improves village centres
Five village centres in Surrey are to have pavements resurfaced, better disabled and pedestrian access and more recycling facilities.
10 Jun 2007
Five village centres in Surrey are to have pavements resurfaced, better disabled and pedestrian access and more recycling facilities.
The mp who caused a national furore after parking in a disabled bay says he has received support as well as abuse.
A man facing blindness because of a common eye problem says he is disappointed his local NHS will not fund his treatment.
A swimming facility where disabled swimmers and their coaches have trained for more than 10 years is set to close.
Police discriminated against a disabled man when they arrested him and need to address their policy urgently, the police watchdog has said. Jonathan Lea, a Birmingham tetraplegic who uses a wheelchair, complained following his arrest in May 2006.
Some 150 charities say they were unable to apply for government money for training schemes because of problems with a new online application system. They say the system run by the Learning and Skills Council kept crashing and losing their applications.