All restaurant chains should have a Braille menu available.

Rejected 11 signatures

What the petition asks

All restaurant chains should have a Braille menu.
The Equality Act states that every business should have information in other formats.
It should be LAW that restaurant chains have Braille menues for visually impaired people, to help in our fight for accessibility for everyone.

When VI people go into a restaurant, it can be quite demeaning to have parts of the menu read out to them. They can't access the whole menu, and relying on staff or family can make them feel helpless. Having a Braille menu promotes independence.
Information should be accessible to everybody, disabled or not. Our lives would be much easier if even small things like Braille menues were available.
Businesses can go to All Things Dotty, who can create Braille menues tailored to their needs.

Why it was rejected

There was already a petition about this issue. Duplicates are rejected so signatures collect in one place.

You may wish to sign the following petition, which calls for a similar action:

Require Braille labelling on all products in the United Kingdom

Timeline

22 May 2023	Petition opened for signatures
31 May 2023	Rejected by the Petitions Committee

Key facts

Signatures 11

Status Rejected

Rejected 31 May 2023

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