Calls Mount for Stricter Enforcement of Scotland's 2023 Pavement Parking Ban Saturday, December 20, 2025 pavementparking scotland enforcement walking wheeling accessibility safety legislation disability mobility Campaigners are calling on Scottish councils to strengthen enforcement of the pavement parking ban introduced in December 2023, as recent data indicates that the issue has worsened rather than improved. According to a … Read More
Birmingham Church’s New Car Park Approved Despite Gravestone Relocation Concerns Friday, December 19, 2025 birmingham church gravestones parking boldmere planning council heritage accessibility relocation St Michael’s Church in Boldmere, Birmingham, has received approval for its proposal to build a new car park, following the council’s assessment that relocating certain gravestones is “considered acceptable.” The church aimed … Read More
HMRC to End Physical Letters for Millions of Taxpayers in 2026 Tuesday, December 16, 2025 hmrc tax digital communication app government taxpayers accessibility notifications selfassessment HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is poised to phase out physical letters for millions of taxpayers next year. From April 2026, HMRC will no longer use traditional mailed letters as its primary communication method, moving … Read More
Appeal Filed Against Digital Hub and Defibrillator Installation Outside Wolverhampton Station Tuesday, December 9, 2025 wolverhampton defibrillator digitalhub railwaystation accessibility citycouncil publicsafety urbandesign planningappeal streetfurniture An appeal has been launched against the City of Wolverhampton Council’s decision to refuse the installation of an 86-inch digital advertising board—referred to as a ‘digital hub’—and a defibrillator outside Wolverhampton … Read More
Birmingham Airport Invests £3.8 Million to Enhance Assisted Travel Services Wednesday, December 3, 2025 birmingham airport accessibility assistedtravel investment ambulifts disabilities inclusion neurodiversity passengerservices Birmingham Airport is set to enhance the travel experience for passengers with reduced mobility and hidden disabilities through a £3.8 million investment in its assisted travel services. The funding will enable the purchase … Read More
Bristol Proposes Raising Clean Air Zone Charge to £14 Daily to Combat Pollution Saturday, November 29, 2025 bristol cleanair pollution charges transport environment policy compliance inflation accessibility Bristol City Council is considering a significant increase in the daily charges for its Clean Air Zone (CAZ), potentially raising the fee from £9 to £14 for non-compliant cars and light goods vehicles. Introduced in 2022 to … Read More