Sally Phillips' Son Denied Trampoline Park Entry Due to Down's Syndrome

The requirement for a GP's letter at Oxygen Acton sparks criticism over discrimination and administrative burdens for parents of special needs children.

• Actress Sally Phillips expressed her frustration after her son Olly, who has Down's syndrome, was denied access to a trampoline park in London.
• The park, Oxygen Acton, required a GP's letter for Olly to participate, citing guidance from British Gymnastics.
• Phillips criticized the administrative burden on parents of special needs children and the discrimination against those with visible disabilities.
• Oxygen Acton apologized and expressed willingness to review current guidance in collaboration with relevant parties.
• Phillips, a patron of the Down's Syndrome Association, has been an active advocate for issues related to Down's syndrome.

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