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Discover 5 fun wheelchair-accessible things to do with kids in Manchester! From museums to outdoor adventures, Simply Emma has you covered.
simplyemma.co.uk
5 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Manchester with Kids
Check out this guide for wheelchair accessible things to do in Manchester with kids, including a Manchester City Stadium Tour and visits to some of Manchester's best museums.
Emma’s guide can help you plan your own day trip to Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park.
simplyemma.co.uk
A Wheelchair Accessible Day Trip on the Trossachs Explorer Bus
Discover the stunning Trossachs on the wheelchair accessible Trossachs Explorer bus, which takes you on a scenic journey between Callander and Aberfoyle, making stops at popular visitor locations.
So the saga continues…
I can never understand the backlash… it happens here in Japan too – especially from train fanatics and people saying you are selfish.
bbc.com
Tanni Grey-Thompson urges severe penalties after train ordeal
The 11-time Paralympic gold medallist says change is needed after she was forced to "crawl off" a train.
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Similar to that poor woman on the Air Canada flight who was hauled off the plane in a broken aisle chair, unsecured in any fashion, & taken down the very high stairs by three airport employees. She kept telling them “no”. And the majority of comments called her “ungrateful!”
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A fantastic review by @wheelybraw !
Sunart Strawbale Wheelchair Accessible Holiday Accommodation in Scotland
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Really well produced!
How have your experiences been when riding the train in the UK? Hopefully better than this! Let us know your thoughts!
9news.com.au
Eleven-time Paralympic gold medallist has to 'crawl off' train in London
One of Great Britain's most successful Paralympians says she's been forced to "crawl off" a train in London...
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To be honest I am not surprised. While I did not yet use a wheelchair when I lived in the UK, I noticed disabled assistance seemed to depend more on how efficient the staff at the station were and in some cases it was very spotty. It really should not be a struggle.
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