A drunken night out followed by a kebab to soak up the booze in the early hours of the morning is something many young people take for granted. But for those with disabilities, just making it to the dance floor requires a lot of extra planning - and an accessible venue.
Although nightclubs are covered by the Equality Act 2010, which legally protect people from discrimination, lots of disabled people have found venues can be far from enjoyable. But one nightclub and care firm recently paired up to ensure a group of disabled 27 to 34-year-old people could blow some steam off with a boozy night out.
