taxis and registered assistance dogs - Disability Discrimination
A Freedom of Information request to Wolverhampton City Council by peter heaton
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peter heaton
23 June 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Please tell me:
1. what arrangements you make to ensure that taxi drivers licensed
by the council do not refuse to carry a passenger who has a
registered assistance dog (you will I hope be aware that this
extends substantially beyond Guide Dogs).
2. How many instances you are aware of where there have been such
refusals, and the reasons why
3. How many complaints you have had about this and how you have
dealt with them.
4. How your council meets its obligations in this respect under
Disability Discrimination legislation, to ensure that people with a
registered assistance dog are not refused by taxi drivers.
Yours faithfully,
Peter Heaton
Environmental Services
Wolverhampton City Council
25 June 2009
<<D0500988.doc>>
Dear Sir,
Please find attached acknowledgement letter in connection with your recent
Freedom of Information Act Enquiry.
Regards
Mrs S Pope
Secretary to Chief Regulatory Services Officer
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Andy Poulton
Wolverhampton City Council
15 July 2009
Thank you for your request dated 26 June 2009.
I attached the Council's response for your information.
Regards,
Andy Poulton
Licensing Officer
Wolverhampton City Council
Regeneration & Environment
Civic Centre
St Peter's Square
Wolverhampton
WV1 1DA
Tel: 01902 550186
Email: [email address]
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