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9 Feb 2005 9:59AM
Many business owners and managers will have seen yesterday’s BBC TV edition of Watchdog, in which two people reportedly accused Bristol shop owners of failing to comply with the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act.
The two claimants, Denise Stainer and Jill Bellil – one in a wheelchair, the other on foot – approached shopkeepers to ask whether they could provide a ramp so that both could gain access to the premises. Where a ramp was not forthcoming, the two women used cl... (240 more words)
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