The Oscar-winning actress from York said the city centre was a 'rare jewel that should be free for all to enjoy, including those with a disability and for whom accessible parking is essential.'
DAME Judi Dench has thrown her support behind a campaign to reverse the ban on Blue Badge holders from York city centre's footstreets.
The Oscar-winning actress from York said the city centre was a 'rare jewel that should be free for all to enjoy, including those with a disability and for whom accessible parking is essential.'
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