Autistic people and dementia patients may be disabled but unless their mobility is impaired, this shouldn’t warrant a Blue Badge
Cressida O'Connor discusses the recent proposal of giving people with autism and dementia Blue Badges.
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Cressida O'Connor discusses the recent proposal of giving people with autism and dementia Blue Badges.
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