Wednesday, 1 October 2008
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Danny Puresh's blog on thoughts and ideas around access for disabled people that he encounters on a day to day basis. Director of a London based disability equality practice. Speaker on disability and access. Available to speak as an expert. Also offer consultancy for seminars/workshops at corporate events.
About Me
- Danny Puresh
- Danny is a disability equality consultant specializing in access issues, independent living (particularly through direct payments), and general Disability Equality and the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995. He is licensed by the former Disability Rights Commission (replaced by Commission for Equality & Human Rights) to deliver DDA training. He has been an active member of the Sutton Alliance of Disabled People and has a vested interest in promoting the theory and practice of the Social Model of Disability in all spheres of society. Director of a London based disability equality practice. Speaker on disability and access. available for speaking, consultancy and for seminars/workshops at corporate events. Danny Puresh BA (Hons), PgDip, NRAC Auditor
Blog Archive
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2008
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October
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- The Disability Equality Duty - does it work? (Part 2)
- The Disability Equality Duty - Does It Work? (Part 1)
- Disabled People Do Work
- Shortlisted for RADAR Award
- Hotel Reply
- hotel refusal continued
- When I thought my day couldn't get any worse
- No boarding for wheelchair users
- Do black cabs get lost?
- Broken down train
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October
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DP Consulting
This site is where I provide an insight of my activities, interests and important accessibility news from around the world. Everyone can productively discuss or ask questions about various acessibility issues! Your contributions & comments are welcome!
All posts in this blog are the opinions of the authors and not this blog.
All posts in this blog are the opinions of the authors and not this blog.
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