Fw: Letter of Complaint

 

 

From: Okey Williams Kalu

Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 2:33 AM

To: Thomas Chambers

Subject: Letter of Complaint

 

Letter of Complaint

 

On the 13^th of December 2012, I went up to Dublin from Westport with 7.15am train. I wish to report on the incident that occurred in the said train.  I had to get a staff member of the Irish Rails to accompany me to the toilet because the train was jam-packed.  The woman on the other side of me, who had an electric wheelchair also couldn't get to the toilet because of too many people on the hallway and a buggy right behind her.  On the other corner, a man, his wife and their two daughters blocked the space reserved for wheelchair users.  As though the above wasn't enough, a man was sat on my table from Athlone to Dublin.

 

On my way back from the above trip, another man used his baby buggy to block the space reserved for wheelchair users.

 

The above situation is not only bad but also despicable, as it does not demonstrate any respect for people with disability.  I suppose the above situation should be thoroughly investigated and be made to stop forthwith, as the space for people with disability should be left exclusively for them not to taken or occupied by able bodied persons.

 

Kind regards,

 

Tom Chambers

(Access Campaign Officer)

Newport, Co-Mayo

 

Fw: French Woodlands Are Worth More Than Another Airport

 

 

From: Emily V., Care2 Action Alerts

Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 5:17 AM

To: thomas francis chambers

Subject: French Woodlands Are Worth More Than Another Airport

 

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action alert! Protestors are camping out on the site of a proposed airport in the Rohanne Forest. Support them by telling the French government to abandon this expensive, environmentally destructive plan. No Airport in Rohanne Forest please share it helps!       Dear thomas francis, Protestors are camped out in the Rohanne Forest in France, determined to stop a new airport that would ruin the countryside. Support them by telling Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault to abandon the airport construction plan. Building this airport makes no sense. Take some of the most basic considerations that go into the decision to build something new. - Does it hurt the environment? This proposed airport would not only destroy the Rohanne Forest, but it would add air traffic and all the global warming-causing emissions that come with it. - Does it make sense economically? The airport would cost an enormous 556 million euros. Can the government really justify that expense in a time of austerity, which is making it harder and harder to pay for the basic services people need? - Do people want it? I think the protestors should answer that question with an emphatic NO. Tell the French government you stand with the protestors and want the Rohanne forest more than an expensive, destructive airport. Thank you for taking action, Emily V. Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team
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Fw: Irish Election

 

 

From: Irish Election

Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 5:19 AM

To: thomaschambers@eircom.net

Subject: Irish Election

 

Irish Election

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We had good company Posted: 27 Dec 2012 07:45 PM PST The Irish Times has a nice set of articles on the papers released under the 30 year rule, which cover 1982 — quite a year in Irish politics. Among the points of interest is the strain in UK-Ireland relations caused by the Falklands War. Deaglán de Bréadún gets perhaps a tad ambitious though in seeking to make the position of the Haughey government on the war into an entry in what would be a short book entitled Good Things About Charlie Haughey. Now credit where it's due, Haughey's reported description of the evolution of Ireland's position is excellent: he was an intelligent man who understood a foreign policy brief as well as any foreign minister: According to the newly released record of the meeting, he continued: "Argentina was certainly responsible for starting the conflict in the first instance but we feel that after that the matter should have been dealt with in the United Nations – the Security Council – and through negotiations." The issue had "caused us some difficulty" in Ireland, he said, adding: "The EEC/Ten had wished to impose sanctions. We were prepared to do so but only as long as they were in support of political and diplomatic action. "Once it became clear that the UK was not prepared to pursue this course but had switched to a military approach we felt we had no option but to withdraw from sanctions. "Our approach, therefore, is that Argentina was wrong in the first place and that it should withdraw. This would mean a general cessation of hostilities. "A solution should then be found through the United Nations, the UN secretary general and the Security Council," Haughey is reported as saying. As he recognized, Mrs Thatcher was determined to pursue a military solution, and Ireland's reluctant position was causing major friction, with the radical idea being floated (privately) in the UK of withdrawing de facto citizenship rights for Irish citizens resident in the UK, which had existed since 1922. So, can it be as Deaglán de Bréadún says, "that it could be argued that, for all his well-publicised failings as a political leader, this was, in the Churchillian phrase, Charlie's finest hour?" The big problem is that Ireland was not actually alone in its lack of enthusiasm for the way the Falklands conflict was headed. Among the peripheral Atlantic countries with ancestral links to the UK that were not too keen was … the United States of America! The Daily Telegraph has a good account of the deep divisions within the US government about how to handle it, with President Reagan's instinctive leaning to Maggie's position running into a significant view in Washington that their longer-term interests lay with keeping Argentina and Latin America more generally onside; the USA's western hemisphere roots were definitely showing. And as one reads through the full package of IT articles on the crisis, it becomes clear that there was a large group of unhappy countries looking to slow down the rush to war, including Italy and Spain. Certainly knowing in hindsight that GUBU was just months away puts a touch of class on Charlie's positioning on this issue. But overall it's a ledger still too deep in the red to be rescued by one stance that was well within the logic of Irish foreign policy.

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Fw: Cllr Keith Martin's Blog

 

 

From: Councillor Keith Martin's website

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2012 1:22 PM

To: thomaschambers@eircom.net

Subject: Cllr Keith Martin's Blog

 

Cllr Keith Martin's Blog

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Submission on proposed courthouse closures Posted: 19 Dec 2012 10:39 AM PST   Mayo is the 3rd largest county in Ireland and it has a rising population.  The removal of the courthouses of Achill, Westport, Swinford and Ballyhaunis would leave huge areas of the county and the population without access to a local courthouse. The local courthouse like the local pub, shop, post office, Garda station and bank is one of the cornerstones of rural Irish life and has been since the legal system was established in this country. It is accepted that justice must be done and must seen to be done and that justice delayed is justice denied I would contend that justice must, like governance, must also be as local as possible. Court is a distressing place to those unfamiliar with it.  They can also be intimidating places whether you are a defendant, plaintiff or a witness.  One of the main benefits of local courthouses such as Westport's is that the court takes place locally and an individual can rely on friends and family for support and does not have to add the stress and expense of travel and food onto an already overburdened individual. Many people attending court must rely on public transport and its often illogical and inconvenient schedules to get to and from court. When a crime is committed locally it is great to see that it is dealt with locally and that justice is not the prevue of some distant court but is actually executed locally. If Achill court house is closed then local court users will have to make a 73km journey to Belmullet, which is the chosen alternative venue this is incredible unfair on a community who have already lost so much community infrastructure. Courthouses are not just buildings; they are service centres, community features and symbols of justice, justice that is local and accessible.

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Fw: Moment of Silence for Sandy Hook Victims on Dec. 21 at 9:30am EST

 

 

From: STOP THE BULLYING IN SCHOOLS ! via Causes

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2012 2:25 AM

To: thomaschambers@eircom.net

Subject: Moment of Silence for Sandy Hook Victims on Dec. 21 at 9:30am EST

 

A message from the cause STOP THE BULLYING IN SCHOOLS !

This cause just reposted this pledge "Hi everyone. We need to come together around the community in Sandy Hook after last week's tragic shooting. Please take action with me and join in a moment of silence with this community on Friday. Now is the time to put aside our differences and show our support. Thank you." — Sydney Fleischer (cause supporter) Moment of Silence for Sandy Hook Victims on Dec. 21 at 9:30am EST It starts with you Sign The Pledge Please join in a national moment of silence in honor of the Sandy Hook victims called for by Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy. At 9:30 a.m. EST, spend several minutes reflecting quietly on this terrible tragedy and take a five minute pause from all online activity. If you have a website or blog, please spread the word by placing this badge on your page and observing online silence in your own way. In the coming weeks and months, we must come together around common-sense solutions that will prevent the gun violence that has become all too frequent in communities across the country. 2013 is the year to take meaningful action; observing this moment of silence on Friday, we can signal our resolve to stop senseless deaths like these from happening again. Please use the Twitter hashtag #momentforSandyHook to let your friends know the importance of participating in this tribute to the Sandy Hook victims and committing to reduce future gun violence. Thank you. Want to get involved? See this pledge on Causes

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Fw: Registered Letters to Prime Minister Kenny and Justice Minister Shatter

 

 

From: William Finnerty

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2012 3:00 AM

To: undisclosed recipients:

Subject: Registered Letters to Prime Minister Kenny and Justice Minister Shatter

 

December 19, 2012 Registered Letters to Prime Minister Kenny and Justice Minister Shatter By William Finnerty " 'Impunity' means the impossibility, de jure or de facto, of bringing the perpetrators of violations to account - whether in criminal, civil, administrative or disciplinary proceedings - since they are not subject to any inquiry that might lead to their being accused, arrested, tried and, if found guilty, sentenced to appropriate penalties, and to making reparations to their victims."  United Nations :::::::: Registered Letters to Prime Minister Kenny and Justice Minister Shatter by W Finnerty Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:45 The Republic of Ireland Post Office Tracking Service indicates that two very similar registered letters sent last Friday (December 14th 2012) -- one to Prime Minister Enda Kenny TD, and the other to Justice Minister Alan Shatter TD -- were both successfully delivered yesterday (December 17th 2012). Scanned "hard copies" of the Post Office delivery information can be viewed at the following www location: http://humanrightsireland.com/PrimeMinisterEndaKennyTD/14December2012/Email.htm As can be seen at the www address immediately above, the contents of the registered letters in question relate to what I see as extraordinarily worrying and completely unacceptable behaviour connected with the "inactivity" of Galway HSE (Health Service Executive) Hospital Consultant Dr Anne Jeffers, and Health Minister Dr James Reilly TD: throughout the whole of the past six months or so. Through the use of the two registered letters of last Friday, my hope is that 1) Prime Minister Kenny TD might act in a manner which resolves the issues in question, and 2) that (at the same time) Minister for Justice Alan Shatter TD will give serious consideration to the legality -- in terms of national and international legislation based on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 -- of the manner in which HSE Hospital Consultant Dr Jeffers and Health Minister Dr Reilly appear to be doing absolutely nothing, that I know of, about any of the several seriously important difficulties in question. As the issue of government support for impunity appears to me to be one of the main issues involved, and mindful of the manner in which Irish human rights lawyers Pat Finucane (http://tinyurl.com/cqzylps) and Rosemary Nelson (http://tinyurl.com/cvkw7n6) appear to have been both unlawfully KILLED in extremely violent ways -- with the knowledge and approval of senior public officials connected with the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britton and Northern Ireland apparently -- a separate related e-mail was sent yesterday (i.e. December 17th 2012) to Prime Minister Enda Kenny TD, and to Minister for Justice Alan Shatter TD, which contained the following excerpt: "The unlawful state-sponsored murder of human-rights lawyers is an extremely powerful deterrent for all other would-be human rights lawyers; and, the criminals in governments know that: which is why they wish to be able to keep on committing such crime with impunity (using cover-ups of every kind imaginable)." The full text of yesterday's e-mail, which was copied to an international selection of senior political, legal, and religious leaders, can be viewed at: http://www.humanrightsireland.com/PrimeMinisterEndaKennyTD/17December2012/Email.htm Related Link: "Impunity, government crime, cover-ups, THE RIGHT TO REPARATION/GUARANTEES OF NON-RECURRENCE, Human Rights Ireland, William Finnerty" http://tinyurl.com/d3g3ppe ======================================= The above message-text is based on a comment dated December 18th 2012 at the following Indymedia (Ireland) location: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/102060#comment293767 ======================================= Human Rights Ireland: http://www.humanrightsireland.com ======================================= Very similar BACKUP COPIES of the above message-text can be viewed at the following Yahoo,   Human Rights Ireland and Open News www locations: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheCelticParty/message/963 http://www.humanrightsireland.com/CelticParty/18December2012/Email.htm http://www.humanrightsireland.com/ColetteNolanCEOofIrishAdvocacyNetwork/18December2012/Email.htm http://www.humanrightsireland.com/ChiefJusticeSusanDenham/19December2012/Email.htm http://www.humanrightsireland.com/BritishMonarchy/19December2012/Email.htm http://www.humanrightsireland.com/MEPs/19December2012/Email.htm http://www.humanrightsireland.com/UnitedNations/19December2012/Email.htm http://www.opednews.com/Diary/Registered-Letters-to-Prim-by-William-Finnerty-121219-832.html =======================================

Fw: accessatlast newsletter

 

 

From: accessatlast newsletter

Sent: Monday, December 17, 2012 6:18 PM

To: thomaschambers@eircom.net

Subject: accessatlast newsletter

 

www.accessatlast.com telephone 01772 814 555 Last Minute Offers | Mobility Shop

accessatlast newsletter - issue date: 17/Dec/2012 Dear Tom Chambers, Welcome to the current release of accessatlast's newsletter.

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Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall - Bookings	Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall Prices Start From £325.00 A 4star quality and M3 mobility rated accommodation. A superb and very accesible 18th century self catering holiday cottage with wetrooms shower chairs and mobile hoists if required, situated on a traditional family farm in an area of outstanding natural beauty close to the Dartmoor National Park and the maritime city of Plymouth.   Gunnislake Cornwall PL18 9AW ENGLAND Tel: 01822 834744 Fax: 01822 834744 Email: jon@todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk Website: http://www.todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk/ Offer Details Celebrate the New Year in the beautiful Tamar Valley. Cottage is available from 28th December. Discounts included with this advert. Please contact us for details. From: 28 December 2012 To: 05 January 2013 From £50.00
Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall - Bookings	Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall Prices Start From £325.00 A 4star quality and M3 mobility rated accommodation. A superb and very accesible 18th century self catering holiday cottage with wetrooms shower chairs and mobile hoists if required, situated on a traditional family farm in an area of outstanding natural beauty close to the Dartmoor National Park and the maritime city of Plymouth.   Gunnislake Cornwall PL18 9AW ENGLAND Tel: 01822 834744 Fax: 01822 834744 Email: jon@todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk Website: http://www.todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk/ Offer Details Celebrate the New Year in the beautiful Tamar Valley. Cottage is available from 28th December. Discounts included with this advert. Please contact us for details. From: 28 December 2012 To: 05 January 2013 From £50.00
Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall - Bookings	Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall Prices Start From £325.00 A 4star quality and M3 mobility rated accommodation. A superb and very accesible 18th century self catering holiday cottage with wetrooms shower chairs and mobile hoists if required, situated on a traditional family farm in an area of outstanding natural beauty close to the Dartmoor National Park and the maritime city of Plymouth.   Gunnislake Cornwall PL18 9AW ENGLAND Tel: 01822 834744 Fax: 01822 834744 Email: jon@todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk Website: http://www.todsworthyfarmholidays.co.uk/ Offer Details Celebrate the New Year in the beautiful Tamar Valley. Cottage available from 28th December. Discounts included with this advert. Please ring for details From: 28 December 2012 To: 05 January 2013 From £50.00
Algarve - accessabile, wheelchair friendly private villa 4 bedrooms sleep 7. - Bookings	Algarve - accessabile, wheelchair friendly private villa 4 bedrooms sleep 7. Prices Start From £650.00 Bela Vista is a beautiful 4 bedroom spacious villa. Stunning panoramic sea views, sunny private pool and garden in a peaceful location, ideally suited for wheelchair users and their families, close to amenities and beautiful beaches but having rural appeal usually only found far inland. South west facing to watch magnificent sunsets. Large enclosed garden with lawn, lighted pool, covered terraces with beautiful purple Bougainvillea. The villa has been adapted especially for wheelchair access.   almancil Algarve 8135904 PORTUGAL Tel: 00351919032377 Fax: Fax No. Email: caroline.adams@sapo.pt Website: www.algarve-vacations.com Offer Details Winter sun savings, enjoy the Algarve sunshine at beautiful Bela vista with stunning views to the coast, spacious and light for all the family. November - 31st March 2013, for up to 7 people from £92.00 per day, monthly price £1,500 now includes under floor heating, come and enjoy the comfort and independence, the light and sunshine and mild Algarvian winter. Please contact us with your requirements. From: 11 November 2012 To: 30 December 2012 From £92.00
Las Golondrinas accessible guest house - Bookings	Las Golondrinas accessible guest house Prices Start From £25.00 A spacious guesthouse set in its own extensive gardens with a private pool.Set in the tranquillity of the countryside but only a short drive from the coast. Self catering accommodation is also available. Wheelchair accessible minibus with driver available for airport transfers and excursions   Murcia Costa Calida 30335 SPAIN Tel: (0034) 968437010 Email: carefreeholidays@gmail.com Website: www.carefreespain.com Offer Details Book your 2013 holiday NOW. Massive 20% discounts on holidays booked before 31st December 2012 B&B from £120.00 per person per week Half board from £200.00 per person per week Self catering 2 bedrooms From £200.00 per week From: 12 November 2012 To: 31 December 2012 From £120.00
Palm Tree Cottage - Bookings	Palm Tree Cottage Avg. Customer Rating: Prices Start From £65.00 Wheelchair friendly accessible accommodation 50 metres from the beach in a super position on a virtual Island surrounded by river and sea. In front of the beautiful South Downs and countryside.The pretty town of Shoreham by Sea is very accessible. Offering the visitor plenty of history good resturants cafe society and pubs plus mainline train services to London[hourly] and all along the coast. The regency city of Brighton and Hove is just 15 minutes by car or train offering Live Music festivals   Shoreham By Sea Sussex BN435HL ENGLAND Tel: 01273462979 Email: trevordeanhutton@googlemail.com Website: Website Address Offer Details We are offerring 10% discount to those of you wishing to book before Christmas for next year.This property is in a super position being just 50metres to the beach. Crossing the road is not a problem either as this is an extremly quiet area. So come and join us on the beach in 2013. From: 18 November 2012 To: 31 December 2012 From £200.00
Disabled access holidays near Aberystwyth and Cardigan, Penllwyn Cottages - Bookings	Disabled access holidays near Aberystwyth and Cardigan, Penllwyn Cottages Cei Newydd cottage is a beautiful recently refurbished 2 bedroom cottage. A short walk from the unspoilt Ceredigion Coastal Path. The cottage benefits from 2 en-suite bedroooms one of which is fully accessible with a roll in shower. The cottage is 5* graded by Visit Wales and amenities include dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, TV/DVD and woodburning stove. The property is single storey and has its own enclosed garden with decked, patio and lawned areas.   Nanternis New Quay Cardiganshire SA45 9RR WALES Tel: 01545 561042 Email: info@penllwyncottages.co.uk Website: www.penllwyncottages.co.uk Offer Details Come and enjoy a relaxing break in this beautiful unspoilt part of Wales with a 20% reduction Wk Com 01/12 was £345 now £276 Wk Com 08/12 was £345 now £276 Also Christmas weeks 10% reduction Wk Com 20/12 was £745 now £670 Wk Com 28/12 was £745 now £670 Book either of the Christmas weeks and also receive a Christmas Hamper of local produce to the value of £40. From: 26 November 2012 To: 05 January 2013 From £276.00
Mortons House Hotel - wheelchair accessible holidays - Dorset - Bookings	Mortons House Hotel - wheelchair accessible holidays - Dorset Avg. Customer Rating: Mortons House was built from Purbeck stone circa 1590 in the shape of an 'E' to honour Queen Elizabeth I and overlooks the ruins of Corfe Castle. Traditional bedrooms make good use of four posters, traditional stone fireplaces and fine views of the castle, Swanage Steam Railway and Purbeck Hills. Spend a wintry evening before a log fire among the oak panelling after enjoying a delicious meal in their 2 AA Rosette restaurant. During the warmer months, strike out along the fabulous World Heri   Corfe Castle Wareham, Dorset Dorset BH20 5EE ENGLAND Tel: 01929 480988 Fax: 01929 480820 Email: bev@mortonshouse.co.uk Website: www.mortonshouse.co.uk Offer Details Winter Escape. A fabulous offer including 2 nights accommodation with full Dorset Breakfast, dinner on the evening of your choice with a complimentary bottle of wine. All for a total of £320. Call 01929 480988 to check availability From: 07 December 2012 To: 25 January 2013 From £320.00
Accessible private villa - Spanish holidays for disabled and wheelchair users - Bookings	Accessible private villa - Spanish holidays for disabled and wheelchair users Avg. Customer Rating: Prices Start From £650.00 This beautiful villa with 3 spacious bedrooms enjoys a superb position overlooking a large terrace with a very private sunny pool and wonderful sea and mountain views. Being level throughout, it enables wheelchair users to holiday with family and friends in spacious, comfortable and independent accommodation. Though peacefully situated, the villa is convenient to the coast, accessible beaches and every facility required for a wonderful holiday throughout the year.   Alfaz del Pi Altea Alicante Costa Blanca SPAIN Tel: UK 01278723345 07884181140 Email: laraconaway@yahoo.com Website: http://www.accessatlast.com/disabled-holiday/accommodation-info/582/ Offer Details ~~~~ CHRISTMAS in the SUNSHINE ~~~~ More affordable than you think! Try us for special last minute rates - New Year too! Sleeps 6 guests from £550 per week. From: 15 December 2012 To: 27 January 2013 From £550.00
Wheelchair accessible holiday accommodation in Aberdaron, North Wales - Bookings	Wheelchair accessible holiday accommodation in Aberdaron, North Wales Prices Start From £683.00 Newly purpose built accessible luxury holiday accommodation in seaside Aberdaron on the Lleyn Peninsula, Wales - self catering or B&B.   Pwllheli Gwynedd LL53 8BP WALES Tel: 01758760652 Email: enquiries@aberdaroncottage.co.uk Website: www.aberdaroncottage.co.uk Offer Details Christmas Week still available for 3, 4 or 7 night break. From: 22 December 2012 To: 29 December 2012 From £589.00

The top ten most visited accessatlast accommodation adverts of the past month.

• Accessible private villa - Spanish holidays for disabled and wheelchair users (Self Catering)

Alicante

Avg. Customer Review:

Prices Start From £650.00

This beautiful villa with 3 spacious bedrooms enjoys a superb position overlooking a large terrace with a very private sunny pool and wonderful sea and mountain views. Being level throughout, it enables wheelchair users to holiday with family and friends in spacious, comfortable and independent accommodation. Though peacefully situated, the villa is convenient to the coast, accessible beaches and every facility required for a wonderful holiday throughout the year.

 

 

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• Accessible Holidays in Torquay at the Crown Lodge (Bed & Breakfast)

Torquay

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Prices Start From £65.00

Charming family-run hotel offering superb 4* accommodation, less than 1 mile from the centre of Torquay and a level stroll from the seafront. Free on-site parking.The attractive en suite accommodation includes 2 disabled-friendly rooms, one of which is fully wheelchair accessible.

 

 

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• The West Shore - Disabled Access Holidays (Hotel)

Llandudno

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Prices Start From £280.00

The West Shore is situated where the twin limestone peaks of Great and Little Orme meet in Llandudno, the Queen of Welsh resorts.

 

 

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• Wheelchair accessible self-catering holiday cottage - Normandy France (Self Catering)

La Fresnaie at Le Haut Fresnay

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Prices Start From £350.00

La Fresnaie, built in 2007, stands on a ¼ acre plot. in the small hamlet of Le Haut Fresnay in southern Normandy. The house has been designed and built specifically to take account of the needs of disabled people.It offers ground floor accommodation, including a wetroom style bathroom, all with good accessibility for wheelchair users. Please check out clients' reviews here, and then our own website for details of availability before contacting us (Owners Website button above).

 

 

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• Montargen - Accessible self catering Gites near Bordeaux & Toulouse for disabled (Self Catering)

Saint Maurin

Avg. Customer Review:

Prices Start From €700.00

Two accesssible gites near Bordeaux and Toulouse for the disabled and elderly. From €700 to €1,250 per gite per week. Exceptional 13C manor in 7.8 acres of private landscaped grounds near the ancient village of Saint Maurin in SW France. The two gites, "La Séoune" (sleeps 4) and "Le Sempesserre" (sleeps 4), have designed to highest standards for guests with reduced mobility (PRM). Open plan living, two bedrooms, wheel-in shower, Porta Hoist, Electric bed.

 

 

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• Wheelchair access Holidays for the disabled in Dirleton, Scotland (Self Catering)

Dirleton

Denis Duncan House is the Trust's second holiday cottage for the disabled and is situated on the village green in Manse Road in the village of Dirleton, which is 24 miles east of Edinburgh, and 2 miles south west of the coastal town of North Berwick on the Firth of Forth. Denis Duncan House offers the disabled holidaymaker state-of-the art holiday accommodation in a unique setting.

 

 

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• Wheelchair accessible holidays in South West France at Le Manoir (Self Catering)

Near Jonzac & Royan

A stunning Cottage newly renovated from a traditional stone barn. With 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms finished to the highest standards and incorporating a purpose designed disabled access suite on the ground floor. Set in 4 acres of grounds around a lovely Manor House and bordered by orchards, woodland, vineyards and fields. With easy access to local medieval towns (15 mins), the fishing harbours on the Gironde estuary (15mins) and the golden, family friendly beaches at Royan.

 

 

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• Wheelchair accessible holidays for the disabled at Templenoe Heights (Self Catering)

Kenmare

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Hillside cottage above Kenmare Bay on picturesque Ring of Kerry. 6 miles from heritage town of Kenmare with its award winning restaurants and pubs. Large south facing garden and patio. Barbeque. Stunning views over bay to Caha Mountains. Pub, golf and pebble beach 1.5 miles. Swimming pool, sailing and kayaking all approx 8 miles. Excellant base for day drives to explore Killarney National Park, Iveragh and Beara Peninsulas. Foldaway bed available on request. Sleeps 4/5.

 

 

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• Wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cornwall (Self Catering)

Gunnislake

Prices Start From £325.00

A 4star quality and M3 mobility rated accommodation. A superb and very accesible 18th century self catering holiday cottage with wetrooms shower chairs and mobile hoists if required, situated on a traditional family farm in an area of outstanding natural beauty close to the Dartmoor National Park and the maritime city of Plymouth.

 

 

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• Wheelchair accessible holidays for the disabled at C & A Tourist Apartments (Bed & Breakfast)

Polis

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Accessible holidays in Cyprus? C & A Tourist Apartments in Polis. Chris the owner uses a wheelchair himself, and designed the award winning complex to be completely wheelchair accessible including a pool hoist (pool is warmed up during the cooler months). Breakfast and home made dinners served in our on-site restaurant. There are on-site adapted taxis and equipment can be hired on site.

 

 

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