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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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Some Party leaders come to Wrexham for Election Debate
On Wednesday 30 March I attended the FSB Welsh Leaders’ Debate at the Catrin Finch Centre at Glyndwr University. I have a rather exciting story
Wrexham Supporters Trust members give go ahead to Racecourse Lease
On Tuesday, March 29 I was part of history when I attended a Wrexham Supporters Trust Special General Meeting. Details of the evening can be
Memory Match – 10-09-05
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
Department for Work and Pensions Recruits Staff To Reduce ESA And PIP Appeal Success Rates
Memory Match – 25-04-53
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
The Government’s brutal cuts to disability support isn’t ‘increasing spending’ Chancellor, but handing out tax cuts to the rich is
EU: Should we stay or should we go?
Taken from the DPAC website. By Ellen Clifford writing in a personal capacity The majority of the DPAC steering group believes disabled people should vote
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
Why Disabled People should vote to stay in Europe
The following is taken from the DPAC website. “British Disabled People Are Stronger In Europe.” Speech by Richard Howitt MEP, Co-President of the European Parliament’s
Antisocial personality and lack of conscientiousness is correlated with bogus anti-welfare research
Memory Match – 28-09-68
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
Groundtastic – Scots Scene – Summer 2003
Between 2002-2008 I was Scottish Correspondent for the wonderfully professional Groundtastic – The Football Grounds Magazine. I can not speak highly enough of the editors and contributors
A black day for disabled people – disability benefit cuts enforced by government despite widespread opposition
“The fact is that Ministers are looking for large savings at the expense of the poorest and most vulnerable. That was not made clear in