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Do you love where you live?
Kyrby Brown took the time to reflect on why she loves her area of the world, Monmouthshire, in the UK, and how, for her, it’s hard to beat the pastime of an accessible, adventurous ramble!https://theworldisaccessible.com/love-where-you-live-accessible-adventures-close-to-home/
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Love Where You Live: Accessible Adventures Close to Home - The World is Accessible
Discover the quiet beauty of Monmouthshire through Kyrby Brown’s story of everyday accessible adventures in the UK countryside.
KandL replied to the discussion Disabled parking placard in the forum UK a week ago
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But very helpful. Thank you.
Geordie Travels replied to the discussion Disabled parking placard in the forum UK 2 weeks ago
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Hey! 👋🏼 Brit here… I did a little digging and it seems that whilst US parking permits aren’t officially recognised in the UK, it all boils down to whether or not the traffic warden is feeling charitable or not, which 99 times out of 100, they never are. If you get a parking ticket the rental company will likely charge your credit card.
Sorry…
petecKandL started the discussion Disabled parking placard in the forum UK 2 weeks ago
My wife and I will be traveling to England and Northern Ireland and renting a car at points. We have a US disabled parking placard. Can we use this in these areas? If not, is there another way to be able to legally access disabled parking spaces?
Knightsbridge station has become the 93rd station on the Tube network to offer step-free access
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London’s Latest Accessibility Triumph! | Rail Technology Magazine
Knightsbridge station has become the 93rd station on the Tube network to offer step-free access, Transport for London (
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