Trampoline park barred my daughter because she has Down's syndrome

Bosses claimed Nina might risk neck injury

- RYAN THOM

AN outraged dad has claimed his daughter, who has Down's syndrome, was excluded from a trampoline park birthday party because she didn't have a doctor's note.

Graham Lamont accused Air Thrill, in East Kilbride, of discrimination after Nina, 14, was told she couldn't join in over fears of a higher risk of neck instability in people with Down's syndrome.

He said: "Air Thrill East Kilbride refused to let my daughter bounce on their trampolines as she was born with Down's syndrome. It is the first time in 14 years I have experienced such discrimination.

"They wanted a doctor's note to verify her suitability to go on the trampolines.