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By law all businesses should be accessible to disabled people, as the latest part of the Disability Discrimination Act comes into force today.

From 1 October 2004, it is against the law for any employer (apart from the armed forces) of any size to discriminate against a disabled person because of their disability.

The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) says that the effectiveness of the new law – which requires every business to ensure its premises are accessible to the UK’s 10 million disabled people...

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