Over the past few weeks I've been thinking about disabled toilets. It's something that I've posted about in the past and no doubt we could all write at length about the positioning of handrails, flushes and whether or not baby changing units are a help or a hindrance. What I've been considering though is slightly different...
Angry campaigners have attacked the government's new hate crime action plan for its "totally disrespectful" failure to address problems around disability-related hostility.
A disabled solicitor has accused his governing body of forcing him to abandon disabled clients without legal representation, after it withdrew permission for his new law centre to take on legal aid cases.
With many thanks to Disability Rights UK.
Clapham Junction is a busy and important transport hub in South London, and I'm pleased to say that it has step-free access to all platforms, and wheelchair ramps on every platform.
I've been reflecting a lot lately and to be honest this post is a little bit of a brain dump. Hopefully you see the message behind it though.
