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Flattering To Deceive
I wish I was born yesterday. If I was, I wouldn’t be on the verge of celebrating my landmark 50th birthday and perhaps I wouldn’t be so cynical and actually believe the bollocks written in spam emails like the ones below, regaurding my books. I don’t understand why people would
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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

Disabled people are ‘stronger and safer’ in EU, say leading academics
Taken from Disability News Service Written by John Pring Leaving the European Union (EU) would put at risk significant improvements that have been made to
SCOPE #endthebullshit
Taken from the excellent DPAC website along with an apology for sharing the #endtheawkward campaign last year. As a newcomer to disability activism I am
Workfare coercion in the UK: an assault on persons with disabilities and their human rights – Anne-Laure Donskoy

Memory Match – 11-12-99
Throughout the 2015/16 football season I contributed to the Wrexham AFC matchday programme. I penned a feature called Memory Match, a look back at classic Wrexham

Important update: 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
WST notice of Annual General Meeting
WREXHAM SUPPORTERS TRUST NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Wrexham Football Supporters’ Society (known as

Memory Match – 05-11-21
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
A season to remember…
Whatever happens in the final few games of the season, Wrexham fans can look back on a successful 2015/16 campaign with a well-earned sense of





