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Just wondering how long it is from collection of a parcel to delivery as this seems to be the slowest a parcel I have ordered has ever taken and I include delivery by evri in that

Posting here because accessibility don't actually want to help.

I need a screen reader that isn't Google TalkBack.

I tried it and it doesn't work for me

They claim to care about the environment when the houses they own don't meet the requirements to use less energy

So wetherspoons have just got an exclusive to wetherspoons buzzball so how long until Aimee hears about it and decides she has to go to wetherspoons to try it?

So I have recently been going through some tea bags.

I opened a new box of the same type of tea bags which is just royal breakfast tea from the east India company but for some reason these ones taste more floral and earthy and I was just wondering why this would happen.

So it turns out Vada vada Manchester and Chloe Reynolds comedy are ableist.

They don't seem to care about the disabled people in the LGBT community.

When I asked about lighting for an event Chloe Reynolds was running they blocked me and looking at pictures of the event on Instagram it's so dark that a partially sighted person such as myself wouldn't be able to attend.

There's a venue that calls themselves fully accessible when they mean wheelchair accessible and I want to bring that to their attention that they are not accessible for partially sighted and blind people.

I am in the UK so I was wondering if people had dealt with a situation and so therefore knew exactly what laws and other resources to bring up when I go in

I am in the UK and would just like to know how I bring up a venue that is making it hard for partially sighted people like myself to attend the venue.

I have been taking trazodone 50mg for a while now and it's usually purple and green capsules.

I went to take it tonight and it was pink and a neon green.

This is from the same manufacturer accord and the same strength.

Has the colour changed or do I need to go to the pharmacist tomorrow.

This is in the UK

It's my theory that restaurants word search puzzles don't contain all the words listed so children stay quiet while searching for the last word