Wheelchair access Uncle Sams
Posted: Sun 08 Apr 2018 9:37 am
Went there yesterday and they have done away with the ramp at the front. The only way in is up two deep steps Shame
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Aren't they required to have some sort of provision for disabled access?mickhm wrote:Went there yesterday and they have done away with the ramp at the front. The only way in is up two deep steps Shame
Easy for you to say, but the disabled may have no choice but to go elsewhere - through not actually being able to gain access... I'm afraid that your comment does nothing at all to help them, and as this Forum is read by a predominantly British Ex-Pat demographic (who constitute a tiny minority of the TRNC population), it would quite possibly not affect their business sufficiently to make them take notice if we ALL stayed away!EnjoyingTheSun wrote:Best thing is to go elsewhere, if they lose enough business they will rethink
I'm wasn't being flippant but it is as helpful suggestion as fuming privately on a forum they probably don't read.Keithcaley wrote:Easy for you to say, but the disabled may have no choice but to go elsewhere - through not actually being able to gain access... I'm afraid that your comment does nothing at all to help them, and as this Forum is read by a predominantly British Ex-Pat demographic (who constitute a tiny minority of the TRNC population), it would quite possibly not affect their business sufficiently to make them take notice if we ALL stayed away!EnjoyingTheSun wrote:Best thing is to go elsewhere, if they lose enough business they will rethink
...and even if it did, would they know WHY?
100%, there is a shortage of a lot of things on the Island but not of restaurants that are barely surviving.Ragged Robin wrote:
Yes,please.. Go elsewhere but tell the owners why. We are a small proportion of the total population but probably a significant one as far as eating and drinking out is concerned. Only by making it known that we do care, and are prepared to back up our principles will things improve for the disabled in our own community. This particularly applies to charities and organisations that block book,