Nathan Lee Davies

This is a Tweet that I composed last night amidst all the political shenanigans that are dominating news headlines and office conversations across the UK:  Brexit may seem like the only game in town, but while politicians squabble over our withdraw from the European Union, disabled people with high care and support needs across Wales

I am asking all my loyal readers and comrades to spare 3 minutes of their time and send the following postcard picture and message to the 3 Welsh Labour leadership candidates, plus other important figures who will be able to influence Welsh Government thinking with regard to the Welsh Independent Living Grant. The email can

What my #SaveWILG campaign is in need of is a theme tune. There have been a few songs that I have adapted throughout this campaign such as Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears. The latest song I have given the WILG treatment is What’s Up by the 4 Non Blondes Without permission, I have

With thanks to Adam Samuels.

The following article was taken from the excellent Disability News Service website, written by John Pring.  This blogger takes no credit for the article below: *** The Welsh government’s decision to close its independent living grant scheme and pass the funding to local authorities could see cuts to the support packages of hundreds of disabled

The #SaveWILG campaign is very disappointed that the Petitions Committee failed to move towards writing a report on the petition to reconsider the closure of the Welsh Independent Living Grant. Urgent action is required now as people continue to struggle as I know only too well. Last night I was awake from 03:00 onwards as