P7b5 CKEFAX 725 Fri 6 Jan 21:05/19 ANTE-MISCRIMINATJON BILL -!SUMMARY 6u The new anti-discrimination Bhll $5 has been cautiously welcomed by tireless disability campaigners. It proposes a new statutory right of non-discrimination at work an4 asks employers to make 'reasonable adjustment to premises.' It requires service providers to make their premises and services accessible (if 'achievable') . this covers stations but not transport vehicles m and sets up an advisory National Disability Council. hiTO) Contacts on page 729 1/6 Volunteer Info Diary New;P7b5 CJJFAX 72u Sat 7 Van 00:21/48 X ANSWJRMAID ANSWERS -HE FRONT fOOT $hj Answermaid mobile 1nswering intercom allows users tg speak tk front door callers without having to open the door. $5 When someone pushes the door button a bell sounds and the handset, with a range of up to 70 metres, bleeps - the visitor and usjr0can zhjn $5 talk, though the user cannot use the handset to open the door. If an unwelcome caller persists the user can press a panic button to sound an alarm. Contacts on page 729 /6 Volunteer Info Diar8 Gew2P7b5 CKKFAX 72;Q Fri 61Vbn 21:15/1v WI T X AUDIOmMESCRIBED WINTER PERFORMANCES -hj Royal Shakespeare Theatre at the Barbican in London has audio-described performances for two winter productions. 65 A CHRISTMAS CAROL bz Charles Dickens is showing on 4 January, 25 February and 10 March m THE 65 VENETZAN TWINS bz Carlo Goldoni is on 28 January and 15 February. All tickets for registered disabled people and their escorts are half price in the Barbican Theatre - discounted tickets from £3 to £11. Contacts on 8agj 729 6/6 Volunteer Info Diary News