Disabled people demand cash access: 'It makes me feel independent'
Disability Rights UK and the RNIB are warning that a cashless society could create barriers for disabled people.
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Disabled man demands £30k after tradesman leaves his bedroom 'not fit for purpose' for a year - but the builder insists they're just 'snagging issues'
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Tony Whitlam, of Nottinghamshire, who has muscular dystrophy, contracted builder Craig Harris - but the project hit all manner of obstacles and Mr Whitlam wants a full £30,000 refund.
3 months ago
Disabled pensioner Alan Barnes who stands just 4ft 6ins tall tells how being attacked by drug addict outside his home 10 years ago 'changed my life'
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Alan Barnes, 77, from Low Fell in Gateshead, stands just 4ft6in tall and has complex disabilities as a result of his mother contracting German measles while pregnant with him.
Disabled lab worker sacked by NHS trust wins £70k payout after claiming she took too many sick days because she had to wait seven months for an adjustable desk
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Victoria Ware, who suffers from ME, sued the Frimley Health NHS Trust after arguing her absences would have been reduced if she had her specially-adapted desk.
4 months ago
'I'm 48, I shouldn't be living in a care home'
Disabled people tell the BBC a lack of accessible housing is leaving them stuck for years in unsuitable accommodation.
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