Frank Gardner, a reporter for the BBC, shared his very negative experience onboard a flight on LOT Polish Airlines, saying that he was forced to crawl along the floor to get to the bathroom since the airline did not have any onboard wheelchairs.
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Little things mean a lot for station improvements
Make our rail stations accessible, say Northern politicians
Transport for the North asked over 2,000 people across the region to share their experiences using rail stations – especially those living with health conditions or disabilities. What we heard was loud and clear: for too many people, our stations are not accessible enough. That’s not good enough – and we’re committed to fixing it. […]