Two years on from Supreme Court bus ruling, protesters call for overdue action
Campaigners have protested outside the Department for Transport (DfT) to call for new laws that…
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Double legal victory for access campaigner over underground discrimination
A court has found that London Underground twice discriminated against a disabled campaigner by failing…
Nine journeys in one day expose ‘sham’ of National Express ‘accessible’ coaches
A disabled campaigner who took nine journeys on the same day to check the accessibility…
Disabled peer calls for ‘heavy fines’ for air travel access failures
A disabled crossbench peer has called on the government to start handing out “heavy fines”…
Crossrail step-free promise looks set to be broken
The promise to disabled people that every station on London’s much-delayed, £15 billion Crossrail project…
Bus company ‘turns back clock on wheelchair access’
A bus company has turned back the clock on access by introducing new buses that…
Regulator sets out ideas for better assisted rail travel
The rail regulator has revealed a series of draft measures designed to force the industry…
Disabled shadow minister calls for government to fund access to all rail stations
A disabled shadow minister has called on the government to do more to improve its…
Labour conference: Fringes hear call for ideas on how to resist years of oppression
Disabled Labour supporters have described some of the ways in which left-wing activists could push…
Train companies could face court over inaccessible rail replacement buses
Train companies are facing possible legal action over their failure to ensure that replacement bus…