Karen Chadwick is a deaf person with disabilities.
Laois is not progressive towards disability access and it's not right or fair.
That's according to Portlaoise's Karen Chadwick, who is a deaf person with disabilities, and believes the county is behind when it comes to accessibility.
Around 13% of people living in Laois have a disability, which amounts to around 12,000.
Ms. Chadwick has been speaking with Midlands Today's Will Faulkner and says solutions need to be put in place:
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