I've just had the privilege of paying £2 to renew my Blue Badge, but there are more worrying concerns for Cambridge Blue Bade holders. Disability now did a recent survey, with Gerri Bird
http://tinyurl.com/39uy5m
I've also had concerns raised over the news that the County Council is considering changes to access and parking in Cambridge.
http://tinyurl.com/245mx5
Read the report
http://tinyurl.com/3c39q
Inventions and intentions
Welcome to The Way To Be Awards blog
Hello, I'm Mark Taylor the Access Officer at Cambridge City Council. I'm also a rugby fan with a degree in history and a fondness for open air Shakespeare and eating good food with friends.
Hello, I'm Philippa Slatter, co-creator of the Way To Be Awards with Mark. I am a city councillor and exploit that position to pursue disability access concerns I developed as a community nurse working for people with MS and spinal injuries. I love my adopted city of
Cambridge, especially when I can stop for a chat with friends while cycling through it on the way to a good pub.
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Natt the guide dog clearly takes a dim view of a sign saying 'No thoroughfare'. We want Cambridge to be a city open to all citizens. After all, it's The Way To Be.
'Activism, Creativity, Celebration'
Writings by local Cambridge people who are disabled, Workshop organised by Cambridge City Council and Anglia Ruskin University
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