28-08-2014, 07:40 PM
Ian,
I am sure that every chess player in Scotland agrees that this is an important issue but we need to take a deep breath and consider what it may mean for ordinary clubs. Offhand, in Ayrshire, Stewarton, Ayr and Troon have no disabled access as they play in older buildings. There may be more in that area (mine), I am not certain.
We need to be 100% sure if we are going to enforce anything. Let's not rush anything here, the issue deserves more thought to help Scottish chess.
I am sure that every chess player in Scotland agrees that this is an important issue but we need to take a deep breath and consider what it may mean for ordinary clubs. Offhand, in Ayrshire, Stewarton, Ayr and Troon have no disabled access as they play in older buildings. There may be more in that area (mine), I am not certain.
We need to be 100% sure if we are going to enforce anything. Let's not rush anything here, the issue deserves more thought to help Scottish chess.