Blind and partially sighted people say they are constantly let down by rail staff not showing up to help them
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Blind and partially sighted people say they are constantly let down by rail staff not showing up to help them
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Patients using non-emergency transport to get to hospital appointments, operations and dialysis have their transport cancelled or…
Only one in 10 (9 per cent) blind people confident walking in their own neighbourhood because of e-bikes and e-scooters
Stations feel dangerous, infrastructure is getting old, staff have been cut and the debate around female-only carriages is back.…
David Brookmyre, who is blind, has waited 18 months for rehabilitation to give him the confidence to go out and about in society
British Transport Police have fewer frontline officers to deal with crime - despite a rise in the numbers of offences
More than 4 million people travel on the London Underground network every day
