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13th February 2010, 08:55
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Inquiry over disabled rail access (BBC News)
A "long overdue" inquiry is to be held to try to improve access to railway stations for disabled people.
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13th February 2010, 19:30
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Having spent 8years in a wheelchair, I think every manager on the railways should be made to spend one whole week in one. (Not all at once!!!) Changes would be introduced overnight!
They will find that it is just little things that are the most annoying. As far as I was concerned the retro fitting of cobbled forecourts made them almost impossible to negotiate, e.g. Wigan Wallgate Station; you can only get across them by going backwards!
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