Voice Podcasts: Alex speaks to Nick Clegg, and making conference accessible

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Voice Podcasts: Alex speaks to Nick Clegg, and making conference accessible

By Alex Foster | Fri 22nd September 2006 - 1:15 pm

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In our final two Podcasts, Alex Foster speaks to Nick Clegg, Liberal Democrat shadow Home Affairs spokesperson about his week in Brighton, and to Jeremy Hargreaves of the Federal Conference Committee, to hear about moves to make conference more accessible to the disabled.

It’s worth drawing out here the efforts the conference committee is going to to improve facilities for the disabled. Highlights include:

All fringe venues wheelchair accessible
One (adjustable) lectern for all speakers
Sign language interpretation for 100% of debates and speeches
A new fund to enable wheelchair users to attend conference

Finally, you can see highlights of each day’s debates on BBC Parliament: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Read more by Alex Foster .
This entry was posted in News and Podcasts.

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One Comment

sue watling 22nd Oct '08 - 4:50pm

could you tell me where the transcript is for these podcasts – thank you

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