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Editor Clive Matthew-Wilson, who is an outspoken road safety campaigner, says: “The English government has announced that e-scooters must be hired from licensed operators. These e-scooters will be limited to a top speed of 25kp/h and will only be permitted on roads and cycle lanes, with riders banned from pavements.” “People hiring e-scooters in the UK must be aged at least 16 and hold a provisional or full driving licence.” “The English government also recently confirmed its ban on privately owned e-scooters, because it’s effectively impossible to ensure that these scooters compl...

Tauranga puppy raiser encourages Red Puppy Appeal volunteers 19 Feb, 2021 07:00 PM 3 minutes to read Tauranga's Luci Carter with 18-month-old standard poodle Zeva. Photo / George Novak Shauni James is the Rotorua Weekender reportershauni.james@nzme.co.nz@thedailypost The search is on to find this year's pack of puppy-loving volunteers to collect money for the Blind Low Vision NZ Red Puppy Appeal street collection, and Tauranga's Luci Carter knows first-hand how vital the collection is for the future of guide dogs. On Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27, the collection will raise funds to...

Press Release – Blind Low Vision NZ Blind Low Vision NZ Guide Dog Puppy Vinnie Are you one of New Zealands next group of puppy loving volunteers? Put your best paw forward! The search is on to find this years pack of puppy loving volunteers to hit the streets and collect money for … Blind Low Vision NZ Guide Dog Puppy Vinnie Are you one of New Zealand’s next group of puppy loving volunteers? Put your best paw forward! The search is on to find this year’s pack of puppy loving volunteers to hit the streets and collect money for the Blind Low Vision NZ (formerly Blind Foundation) Red Pu...

Are you one of New Zealand’s next group of puppy loving volunteers? Put your best paw forward! The search is on to find this year’s pack of puppy loving volunteers to hit the streets and collect money for the Blind Low Vision NZ (formerly Blind Foundation) Red Puppy Appeal street collection. On Friday 26 and Saturday 27 March, the collection will raise funds to train and care for a new generation of much needed guide dogs. Every day, an average of six people turn to Blind Low Vision NZ for support with their sight loss. Guide dogs help people who

Monday, 15 February 2021, 4:01 pm   The Access Alliance is calling for nominations of New Zealand businesses who are proving that accessibility is good for business, especially in challenging times. From 15 February to 7 June, New Zealanders with access needs, as well as their whānau, supporters and allies can nominate businesses in their communities who are demonstrating an ongoing commitment to accessibility. Making the most of the domestic market makes more sense than ever, however many companies may be missing out on significant income potential from the estimated 1 million New Zealand...