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Posted 04 April 2009 - 04:59 PM

Disabled law came into force 2004 ? there for it was well advertised to make adjustment to the premises so wheelchair can get in instead of being discrimanated against, I like in the UK and there are still places that haven't complied to the goverment rules has any one else found thing out, if so what can be done, 1 place is a snooker hall, certain pubs.

Lokk forward to hearing and seeing the replys :)
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Post icon  Posted 04 April 2009 - 09:44 PM

View PostRobin, on Apr 4 2009, 05:59 PM, said:

Disabled law came into force 2004 ? there for it was well advertised to make adjustment to the premises so wheelchair can get in instead of being discrimanated against, I like in the UK and there are still places that haven't complied to the goverment rules has any one else found thing out, if so what can be done, 1 place is a snooker hall, certain pubs.

Lokk forward to hearing and seeing the replys :mfromg:


If it is anything like our law in New Zealand, not all places have to be wheelchair accessable - just modified or new public buildings, amenities or other premises with a change of usage and it probably wouldn't cover private homes either.
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Posted 05 April 2009 - 01:46 AM

Pretty much the same here in the states. Anything new or remodeled that is open to the public,,, old stuff and some private stuff is exempted.
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