Discrimination: specialist help?

We're not permitted to give legal advice. I'm an ex-trade union specialist in discrimination and recommend ACAS, which is the government body offering guidance to employers and employees about discrimination, including reasonable adjustment. 

Alexa said:

We're not permitted to give legal advice.

Who's "We" in this context?

Alexa said:

recommend ACAS,

My experience with ACAS suggests they're as useful as a chocolate teapot, but I don't claim to have explored them exhaustively.

Hairyloon said:

Who's "We" in this context?

Members of this community the forums. Community rule#6
Rule 6: No medical or legal advice 
Do not offer medical or legal advice. Always seek professional help for these matters. 

Ah, it sounds as though you're into Judicial Review territory, which is way outside my expertise.

Alexa said:

I can give you links to parts of the law/relevant advice

I'll be surprised if you can, but since you ask, there is a clue to it here: On the use of forms

Having been alerted to the existence of neurodivergent people who have issues with forms, the President of the Chamber commissioned a Practice Direction that overwrites the law and requires those people to get written permission before they can access the court's services.

Meanwhile, they sat on my application for six months for no discernable reason other than their personal grudge. I am still trying to find out the official reason for the delay.

But I didn't actually come here looking for help, I was observing the apparent lack of it, and suggesting that we ought to do something about it.

Alexa said:

I can give you links to parts of the law/relevant advice

I'll be surprised if you can, but since you ask, there is a clue to it here: On the use of forms

Having been alerted to the existence of neurodivergent people who have issues with forms, the President of the Chamber commissioned a Practice Direction that overwrites the law and requires those people to get written permission before they can access the court's services.

Meanwhile, they sat on my application for six months for no discernable reason other than their personal grudge. I am still trying to find out the official reason for the delay.

But I didn't actually come here looking for help, I was observing the apparent lack of it, and suggesting that we ought to do something about it.

Ah, it sounds as though you're into Judicial Review territory, which is way outside my expertise.