People with 'hidden' conditions like ADHD can now get massive discounts on train tickets under new disabled railcard rules - but critics slam giveaway for 'low-level' disorders

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People with 'hidden' conditions like ADHD can now get massive discounts on train tickets under new disabled railcard rules - but critics slam giveaway for 'low-level' disorders

The Disabled Persons Railcard (DPRC) expanded its criteria to include neurodivergence on the eligibility list - but critics say taxpayers will be left paying for 'low level' disorders.