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BBC
Cornwall wants disabled people in Cornwall and those who work with
them to play a major role in providing the material for this section
of the website. Now read on... |
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Cornwall
Disabled Association
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Are you disabled
or do you work with or know someone who is?
If so why not
get involved with Access Cornwall?
We at BBC Cornwall
recognise that the best people to write about the issues faced by
disabled people in the county are those very same people.
Or perhaps you
are a carer with a disabled family member and have issues you would
like to air.
This section
is yours and we would love to hear from you with your ideas for
what should be covered and what, if possible, you would like to
write about yourself.
At the very
least give us your thoughts on what we should be covering in the
county which will be of interest to disabled people.
If you would
like to write for the site or just tell us what to write about simply
send an email to conrwall@bbc.co.uk
and we will get back to you to make the necessary arrangements.
Comments:
I don't
think the Highways Department realise how difficult it is for
users of wheelchairs etc. when they get to the end of a pavement
at a road junction and find that the pavement is too high a
drop. I cannot negotiate a drop of more than two inches without
damaging the back of my scooter. Why not have ramps there like
the ones outside houses with drives.
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