On September the 19th, I was rolling around Birmingham City Centre searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 18: The Birmingham Children’s Hospital Owl by Adam Pryce. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. [This link has been […]
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On September the 19th, I was rolling around Birmingham City Centre searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 29: The Owl and the Pussycat by Darel Seow. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.[This link has been removed
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On September the 19th, I was rolling around Birmingham City Centre searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 20: Dotty by David Graham. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.[This link has been removed now the tour has
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On September the 19th, I was rolling around Birmingham City Centre searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 60: Tea T-Owl by Amy Crabtree. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. [This link has been removed now the
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On September the 19th, I was rolling around Birmingham City Centre searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 19: Florence Nightin’owl by Deven Bhurke. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. [This link has been removed now the
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On October 08 I spoke at the Disability Wales Conference about my involvement in the Outside In initiative at Glyndwr University. This group involves people who are usually on the ‘Outside’ of universities coming ‘In’ to participate in educating, training and assessing students studying and striving for a career in social work. I then linked the inclusive nature
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Dear Nathan Lee Davies, The Government has responded to the petition you signed – “Assess full impact of all cuts to support & social care for disabled people”. Government responded: The Government is committed to a fair tax and welfare system. Every individual policy change is carefully considered, including looking at the effect on disabled
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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. 16-11-91 Wrexham v Winsford United FA Cup First Round Racecourse Ground Result:
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OPEN LETTER TO STAND UP COMEDIAN JUSTIN MOORHOUSE Dear Justin On October 2nd 2015, I attended the Wrexham leg of your Destiny Calling tour at the Catrin Finch Centre at Glyndwr University and am writing to provide feedback about my experience. On the whole it was a very funny show that was ably performed
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@nathanleedavies I didn’t intend to cause you any offence. You presume my implication re your companion? Wasn’t so. Sorry I upset you. — Justin Moorhouse (@justinmoorhouse) October 27, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
