Judith, her husband, and their son headed home and vowed then and there to "never go to Hampden ever again." It is about respect, dignity and recognising disabled people's right to occupy public spaces on equal terms." "Disabled people should not have to think twice about whether it is safe to attend a major event. Event organisers, public services and all of us as members of the public have a responsibility to create environments where disabled people feel respected, included and protected." The SFA, which operates Hampden Park, told The Herald that the venue falls under the event organisers' responsibility during the events for which they book the stadium.