OK I'll have a stab at answering your questions 1 - yes the disabled do appear to have more "rights" - because special provision is made to give them access to the rights the rest of us enjoy that otherwise they couldn't - so in balance it's a level playing field 2 -No idea how many spaces there are - but whether they are all being used at any instant is irrelevant - what is relevant however is if any normal spaces were available. I also don't know if anyone was inconvenienced - but again not the point. If it is illogical to maintain parking spaces because they are not constantly in use then, logically, we should remove all the parking spaces around the island that lie empty for long periods overnight / during the day / at weekends ..... I am absolutely in favour of rights for private property owners however the general public have rights too and if there were no public parking spaces free then perhaps a member of the public should be able to use a private parking space if it is empty ? ( if you live near me it would really help if I could park on your driveway when I'm pushed for time and there are no spaces on street ..... )
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Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.
