16-10-2026 02:00 via herald.wales

Wrexham journey highlights barriers faced by blind passengers using public transport

Other Regional Press - A walk between Wrexham bus station and railway station has been used to highlight the everyday barriers faced by blind and partially sighted people using public transport.
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