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Pensioner who never passed test is banned after mobility scooter crash | UK News - Vimarsana News

Pensioner who never passed test is banned after mobility scooter crash | UK News

Stewart O’Neil had been given the 15mph electric vehicle so he could more regularly visit his son who lives a mile away.

Mobility scooter pensioner, 65, who has never passed his driving test is banned from the roads after drunkenly zig-zagging off the pavement before ploughing into the back of a car - Vimarsana News

Mobility scooter pensioner, 65, who has never passed his driving test is banned from the roads after drunkenly zig-zagging off the pavement before ploughing into the back of a car

Father of one Stewart O'Neil, 65, swerved onto the road out of control and ploughed into the back of a car as the driver looked on in horror through her rear view mirror in Southport.

Pensioner who never had a licence crashed mobility scooter after drunken joyride - Vimarsana News

Pensioner who never had a licence crashed mobility scooter after drunken joyride

Stewart O'Neil, who lives in a care home, had been given the 15mph electric vehicle so he could more regularly visit his son who lives a mile away

Why You Should Know More About Disability Rights History, and I Should Too - Vimarsana News

Why You Should Know More About Disability Rights History, and I Should Too

This month and until December 16, it's Disability History Month. As someone who has a recognised disability, I delve into the history of disability rights

Government pushes ahead with rollout of SEND social work lead role - Vimarsana News

Government pushes ahead with rollout of SEND social work lead role

The government will "strongly encourage" councils to appoint social work leads for special educational needs and disability (SEND) provision, it said today.