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klh_1987
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Just a quick question. Are we classed as concessions if we have proof of disability?
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Not usually. Yet this will depend on the company.
Most places can offer a free carers ticket or a scheme which is subsidised.
I hope this helps.Scope -
There is a card called Access Card that has a bunch of places giving offers.One good thing about that card is how wide it has expanded since I first heard of it a few years ago, there are some places outside of the UK on there now. The only downside is that is it something you have to pay for.I have come across some good places that help, even if they don't do concessions, Cafe Nero were very good to me when there was one I went to regular. They knew I had hand tremours, because I fliped a tray over once, so they would take my order, and seat me, then bring everything. They also knew that I liked to be seated alone, so they would do their best there too.
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