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Queens Birthday Honours for Changing Places Campaigner Tony Clough

Tony Clough has been appointed an MBE in the Queens birthday honours after campaigned for the provision of Changing Places over the last decade.

Tony Clough, 38, of Lichfield, has campaigned for Changing Places toilets with space for the user, their carer, a changing bench and a hoist.

His work began after seeing his mother, Margaret, struggling to meet the toilet needs of his severely disabled…

There’s always ‘Space To Change’

On average we go to the toilet around 8 times a Day.

Football Fans, especially travelling fans, often leave home early, and arrive home late.

So what would happen if you found that as a Football Fan, you couldn’t go to the Toilet on a match day, unless you lay down on the toilet floor at the ground?

Well too many Disabled Fans, that is a reality, and this is exactly what the United Discriminate #…

Get out and about for Disabled #AccessDay

Today (12th March 2015) is Disabled Access Day.  But what is it all about.  We take a Quick look into it, and give you the low down and all the links on what’s going on in your area.

Disabled Access Day is all about visiting somewhere new, whether that’s a cinema, coffee shop, museum or anywhere else. It’s about creating opportunities for disabled people to try something new in an atmosphere of…