ALT Updated alt text: Dermot Devlin sits smiling in his powered wheelchair, wearing a white shirt and purple tie, beside a silver and bright green DART Community Transport minibus. Behind Dermot stands a smiling man wearing glasses, a green fleece and a yellow high-visibility vest. The minibus displays the slogan “Making The Community Mobile” and the website www.dartpartnership.co.uk. The photograph was taken outdoors on a wet, overcast day.

ALT Me in a wheelchair wearing a “Disabled People Against Cuts” t-shirt and lanyard participates in a public demonstration.

ALT screen grab of interview

ALT Andy Burnham in a dark suit is smiling in front of Stormont Parliament Buildings. Two logos, one with "MY WAY ACCESS" and another Labour UK, are in the top right corner.

ALT Two firefighters in uniform stand with me in my powered wheelchair in front of a Volvo fire engine with blue lights activated.

ALT Blue steel support columns along a covered bus station walkway fitted with new black and yellow reflective strips at head height. The high-contrast markings are designed to make the columns more visible for blind and visually impaired people, helping reduce the risk of collisions.

ALT Two blue support columns beside a bus station building fitted with black and yellow reflective hazard strips. The new markings improve visibility for blind and partially sighted people by making the columns stand out against their surroundings.

ALT Covered bus waiting area with blue support columns, each fitted with black and yellow reflective strips. The high-contrast bands help blind and visually impaired passengers identify potential obstacles while moving through the station.

ALT Bus shelter with blue support columns displaying newly installed black and yellow reflective strips. The reflective markings increase the visibility of the columns for blind and partially sighted passengers, making the waiting area easier and safer to navigate.