Today - May 9th - is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. I have very little knowledge of the digital world (which appears to be the focus for the event) but I thought I would launch something digital ... and on accessibility.
The only event taking place in the UK (as far as I can see) is the following in Wales:
http://digitalaccessibilitycentre-estw.eventbrite.com/
So I'm sharing my very own resource instead, namely, the map I "created" - entirely for my own benefit for travelling round London. Click on the map to enlarge. Notes to follow in my next post.
You're missing Earl's Court on the Piccadilly line. That's got a platform hump so step-free access from train to street.
ReplyDeleteOr at least the eastbound platform does. I didn't check westbound. Nor did I check the district line platforms.
It's shocking how the same people (Daily Mail commentators, Government ministers etc) who complain that not enough disabled people are working won't call for improvements to the transport system so they can get to work.
ReplyDeleteYour map is a fantastic image of how difficult basic travel in London is for disabled people. Thank you.