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Saône-et-Loire. Buildings accessible to all? There is still a margin

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In a wheelchair or equipped with a white cane, they tested, on Thursday, the accessibility of shops and services in downtown Chalon during a first Handi City Tour organized by the City, the APF France Handicap, Valentin Haüy and UnisCités. Accessibility is normally mandatory for 20 years.

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Saône-et-Loire. Buildings accessible to all? There is still a margin

In a wheelchair or equipped with a white cane, they tested, on Thursday, the accessibility of shops and services in downtown Chalon during a first Handi City Tour organized by the City, the APF France Handicap, Valentin Haüy and UnisCités. Accessibility is normally mandatory for 20 years.

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lejsl.com broke the news in 6 days ago on Monday, February 17, 2025.

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