US EditionChanging Places and the Law: What Venues Must Provide
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Changing Places and the Law: What Venues Must Provide
In the UK, the provision of accessible toilets is a legal and moral responsibility for venues open to the public. While standard accessible toilets meet the needs of some disabled people, they are not suitable for individuals with complex disabilities who require extra space, equipment, and assistance. This is where Changing Places facilities come in. But what exactly does the law say about them, and what do venues need to provide? …
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