Tavistock shopping mobility

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Friday, December 04, 2009
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DISABLED people will find shopping in Tavistock a lot easier with the launch of a new mobility scheme.

In a three-month pilot project, funded by Devon County Council, people can borrow electric scooters, power chairs, wheelchairs and walking aids.

"This is an excellent service being provided by dedicated people who hope to make shopping and getting around Tavistock easier for those who are disabled or have mobility problems," said Cllr Alison Clish-Green, the Mayor of West Devon Borough Council. "Tavistock is fortunate to be a pilot for this scheme and I hope it will be well supported."

Mandy Govier, the Mayor of Tavistock, said: "I hope this pilot is a success and becomes a permanent facility for the residents of Tavistock and beyond."

The scheme is run by Tavistock Area Support Services (TASS) from the Anchorage Centre in Chapel Street.

Mobility aids can be booked through the Anchorage Centre (01822 617525).

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