Nathan Lee Davies

I am pleased to announce that the Clwyd South Plaid Cymru constituency party officially support the #SaveWILG campaign. We want  to collect as much support from local constituency groups as possible, regardless of your political persuasion. If you feel that your constituency could help play a part in the #SaveWILG campaign, then please do not hesitate […]

This might be a bit controversial with some of my comrades, but it is essential that I criticise Welsh Labour for their actions over WILG. The democratic wishes of their members are being ignored and they are about to severely damage disability rights. Now is the time to make a stand and to highlight their

ARTICLE TAKEN FROM MORNING STAR CAMPAIGN OF THE WEEK CARE for disabled people who live on their own was jeopardised by the Tories in 2015 when they scrapped the Independent Living Fund (ILF). The scheme helped people who had both day and night care needs and who were getting the high rate care component of

I am requesting help on Twitter to spread awareness of our #SaveWILG campaign during Thursday evening’s Question Time, which is taking place in Caernarfon. We have fellow campaigners in the audience to ask questions, though we recognise that it is very unlikely that any question on the future of WILG will be aired on the

It is time to breathe new life into our #SaveWILG postcard campaign. We already have hundreds of photos and would like to reach out across Britain to ask people to show their solidarity by posing with one of our postcard which can then be posted to the Minister for Children, Older People and Social Care,

Please bear with me as I ask for support with Thunderclap for the second time. Unbelievably, my first effort at a Thunderclap failed, despite attracting 216 supporters with a total social media over 400,000. This was because I had set a target of 250 supporters and after failing to reach this number, the Thunderclap was

I am writing as a recipient of the Welsh Independent Living Grant (WILG) and a disability activist who intends on asking Welsh Labour to reconsider their decision to close WILG as of April 2019. I would like to hear from other WILG recipients in the hope of holding a series of public/virtual meetings to discuss

I have thought long and hard about posting this blog after an exhausting trip to Cardiff on Tuesday [June 5th] to meet with Ministers and discuss the future of the Welsh Independent Living Grant (WILG). It was a very productive day, but one that resulted in much work still to be done along with a

Same old story… *** 4 June 2018 Dear Nathan, Thank you for sending the link to your blog https://nathanleedavies.wordpress.com on which you have posted an open letter to me, dated 10 May 2018, seeking my support to retain the Welsh Independent Living Grant (WILG). I was also grateful for the opportunity to meet you at your home