Closed petition Make it a requirement for hotels to have ceiling hoists in accessible rooms
There are very few hotels in the whole of the UK that have ceiling hoists. This means non-ambulatory people can't go on holiday or rely on hotels as temp accommodation. We think this needs to change. Gov need to make it a requirement for hotels to include a ceiling hoist in accessible rooms
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Many people requiring temporary or emergency accommodation are not able to stay in a local hotel due to the lack of ceiling hoists. They may have to travel several hours between their work and the nearest accessible hotel. It also means if non-ambulatory people wanted to holiday in UK they cannot. We believe this needs to change so disabled people can have the same quality of life as non-disabled.
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Provision of disability equipment: share your experiences with an MP
On Wednesday 11 March, Seamus Logan MP will lead a debate in Parliament on the provision of disability equipment.
He will focus mainly on the provision of wheelchairs and housing adaptations, but is interested in other forms of equipment too.
If you, or someone you know has any experience in this area, he would like to hear from you:
- Find out more and answer a quick survey by midday, Tuesday 10 March.
Your stories will help to inform his debate, and he may quote your response directly.
From 11 March, you can:
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Just use the link above.
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