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Why mobile disabled ramps are a great choice for both home and work

Mobile disabled ramps are convenient, lightweight and can solve mobility issues in minutes, whether you’re a wheelchair user yourself or are looking for ways to make your house easily accessible. Their design means they can be quickly folded away and stored somewhere, or easily transported from one place to another. The Equality Act 2010 has

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Disabled access ramps: creating a wheelchair friendly office

Making sure your office is wheelchair friendly can only be good for your business. Ensuring that your workplace is a suitable and accessible environment for people with disabilities, such as installing disabled access ramps, allows you access to a wider pool of talent, whether you only have a couple of staff members or run a

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From access ramps to parking spaces: making your business accessible

Thanks to the Equality Act 2010 providing the most basic form of access, such as access ramps, to your business is a legal requirement. However, improving accessibility is down to each individual company. Making sure people with disabilities can access your business is not only helpful to them, it is also good for you. The

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Is your hotel or guesthouse accessible for disabled guests?

There has been controversy surrounding the Olympic and Paralympic Games due to be held in Tokyo in 2020, due to city officials demanded that Paralympic athletes pay to make hotel rooms near their training camp in Yokohama, south of Tokyo, accessible – and then pay to have them converted back again afterwards. The situation has

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