Disabled woman discriminated against on disability awareness course

A disabled woman who suffered discrimination on a disability awareness course run by Liverpool City Council has won £2,000 for injury to feelings on the day her case was due to go to court.

Rosemary Walker, a mother of two who lives in Lancashire, was supported in her legal case by the Disability Rights Commission (DRC).

In 2003, Ms Walker - a youth worker for Merseyside Youth Association - attended a two-day training course run by Liverpool City Council. On the first day of the course Wal... (149 more words)

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