No skate party for for disabled James (From Echo)

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  sparkyclarke wrote:
  You obviously lack many attributes within your grasp of common sense situations. I am very much in favour of disabled people being treated fairly in a every area. Unfortunatley you need to see sense when this company has put health and safety policies in place to protect everyone from injury. If the games they play were not approved as being safe by the relevant authorities then they surely would not be played. You are again missing the point. A dangerous object such a a wheelchair has no safe place on a busy skating rink, so go along when the times are right for your particular requirements. Many skating rinks offer closed sessions for wheelchairs and I am sure that Rollacity is no different, it clearly states in the article that they have had discussions with disabled groups around Essex to arrange these sessions. Why dont you comment on the facts printed rather than changing them to suit your own ends.

  I think one needs to get their facts straight:
  
  1. James or any other disabled person has not been offered any chance at all of going onto the rink at present. They have only thought up a quick fix after they have been contacted by the Echo for this report.
  
  May I also add nobody is changing anything at all, a fact of life is that health and safety only are put in place after an accident happens ie referring to my comment about their ''limbo'' activity."
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