What does equality look and feel like for disabled people like me? What are we entitled to expect from service-providers and employers? Are the terms 'reasonable adjustments' and 'less favourable treatment' still relevant? For answers to these questions, I have spoken to the well-known visually impaired disability campaigner, Alun Davies. In the 1990s, Alun was involved in high-profile demonstrations that led to the Disability Discrimination Act. although his approach is more emollient these days, Alun still has plenty to say on what needs to change to improve disabled people's lives.
