Nathan Lee Davies is a key member of the Wrexham Disabled Supporters Association, who is right behind our My Racecourse campaign. Despite a debilitating condition he does all he can to contribute to Wrexham AFC’s success. He has agreed to pen for us a series of short stories over the summer detailing what the Racecourse […]
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Despite calling an ambulance at 2:30am due to chest pains I managed to recover sufficiently to attend an afternoon of Welsh football at the Racecourse.
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PERSONAL ASSISTANT WREXHAM Required for a 39 year old man, to provide support to remain independent with tasks such as personal care, shopping and preparing meals. A friendly, approachable person who is patient, trustworthy and reliable. Must have full, clean driving license 20.5 hours p/week – Basic rate £7.26 p/h, Enhanced rate is £9.45 p/h
Taken from the Wrexham AFC official website Nathan Davies is a key member of the Wrexham Disabled Supporters Association, who is right behind our My Racecourse campaign. Despite a debilitating condition he does all he can to contribute to Wrexham AFC’s success. He has agreed to pen for us a series of short stories over
Press Release Embargoed until 00.01 9 May 2016 The UK-wide Disability Research on Independent Living and Learning (DRILL) Programme invites research teams led by disabled people to respond to its first call for proposals. DRILL is a partnership of 4 national disabled people’s organisations across the UK, including Disability Wales. Funded by a £5 million
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Taken from Disability News Service Written by John Pring Leaving the European Union (EU) would put at risk significant improvements that have been made to the lives of disabled people over the last 15 years, according to three of the country’s leading academics working in the disability rights field. In the strongest statement yet on
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