Maddi Neale-Shankster, from Coventry, made the decision after struggling to access beauty treatments. She said she hoped the salon would be a sanctuary for wheelchair users and the able-bodied alike. A place where people did not feel judged, she said.
Latest News Stories
- Parents sue school over ‘inhumane’ calming rooms after BBC report
- ‘It’s just not fair’: Tens of thousands of disabled children have no access to summer holiday clubs
- ‘The captain told me to wear a nappy on board’ Why is air travel so humiliating for disabled passengers?
- NHS England community living guidance for people with learning disabilities
- Tech lab is named in honour of late teenager who helped test their devices
