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Postcard #9 Received
Last night I received my ninth postcard from End to End after recording 840 miles of my trip along Route 66. I have copied the text in the email below so that my readers can follow the story of my trip. I have also linked this paragraph to the End
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Message from Jeremy Corbyn to Labour Party members
Dear Nathan, United we stand, divided we fall is one of the oldest and truest slogans of the Labour movement. After last week’s referendum, our
An appeal to Labour MPs from disability campaigners
Taken from Disabled People Against Cuts website As three of the disabled people and the parent of a fourth who in 2013 and 2014 brought
How does the Brexit vote affect the rights of disabled people?
Taken from Disabled People Against Cuts website Press Statement from Irwin Mitchell law firm 24/06/2016 How Does The Brexit Vote Affect The Rights Of
My Racecourse – Mark Thompson
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
My Racecourse – Stuart Roberts
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
An afternoon of Welsh football
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.
Position Vacant
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
Two key studies show that punitive benefit sanctions don’t ‘incentivise’ people to work, as claimed by the government
My Racecourse
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
Multi-million pound disability research programme seek proposals
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