The biggest barrier disabled people face is a prejudiced government
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Memory Match – 10-09-05
Throughout the 2015/16 football season I will be contributing to the Wrexham AFC matchday programme. I will be penning a feature called Memory Match, a look back at classic Wrexham games from the past that I will share in this blog over the coming months. 10-09-05 Wrexham v Cheltenham Town Coca-Cola League Two Racecourse Ground Result: 2-0
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Memory Match – 25-04-53
Throughout the 2015/16 football season I will be contributing to the Wrexham AFC matchday programme. I will be penning a feature called Memory Match, a look back at classic Wrexham games from the past that I will share in this blog over the coming months. 25-04-53 Wrexham v Chester League Division Three (Northern Section) Racecourse Ground Result:
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EU: Should we stay or should we go?
Taken from the DPAC website. By Ellen Clifford writing in a personal capacity The majority of the DPAC steering group believes disabled people should vote to stay in the European Union. Today we publish two pieces. The first, below, outlines a ‘no’ vote perspective, the other HERE outlines why it should be a ‘yes’ vote
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Hustings arranged for the benefit of the disabled community in Wrexham #SaveWILG
After a lot of communication via Facebook and Twitter with local candidates for the forthcoming Welsh Assembly elections, Sheila Meadows OBE and I have organised a hustings for recipients of the Welsh Independent Living Grant to listen to the prospective party plans for independent living and help them decide who to vote for on May the
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