Transport for All champions the rights of Disabled and older people to travel with freedom and independence in London. We offer free and confidential advice, information and advocacy on accessible travel and can help with: 1) Getting advice and application forms for the Freedo
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Transport for All champions the rights of Disabled and older people to travel with freedom and independence in London. We offer free and confidential advice, information and advocacy on accessible travel and can help with:
Getting advice and application forms for the Freedom Pass, Blue Badge or Dial-a-Ride scheme
Making appeals if an application is turned done for the above or for Taxicard or Patient Transport
Making a complaint about problems you are facing while travelling (such as being refused access to a bus, or no support at a railway station)
Planning your journey around London
Advice about your rights when travelling in London
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As part of the 57 Varieties project, this group uses an accessible and thematic approach to understand the essentials of art and performing arts and develop a wide range of life skills, with a strong focus on communication and confidence.
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The Baked Bean Choir is a vibrant and hard-working singing group that endeavours to develop students’ fine-tuning, vocal technique and musical understanding in order to sing collectively as a group, as well as shining with confidence in solos!
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Students are trained in the art of DJing by a professional DJ. They learn how to use the high tech equipment and study different styles and genres of music, learning how to create setlists for different audiences and occasions.