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Being able to participate alongside fellow fans has a positive impact on a person’s wellbeing. The power of sport should never be underestimated and having good access and inclusion is more than just attending a game - it is the right thing to do.
Tony Taylor | Chair, Level Playing Field
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Nottingham-based disability clubs @BurtonJoyceFC and Education Warriors are getting in the mood for Sunday's @SkyBetChamp play-off final!
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) May 27, 2022
Watch below 👇
Good luck to both @NFFC and @htafc!https://t.co/DGLKFzDTVF
Level Playing Field Chief Executive Owain Davies spoke to @BBCRadioLondon last night to discuss the limited wheelchair spaces allocated by UEFA for tomorrow's #UCL final
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) May 27, 2022
Stream the full interview: https://t.co/zGiMtrCA5c (starting at 37 mins)#UCLfinal #ForDisabledSportsFans pic.twitter.com/CmToDsio9B
"We need to stop reacting to cater for disabled people"@_JordanJBryan joined us in the latest episode of the Level Playing Field podcast to talk about disability within the sports media and press
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) May 27, 2022
⏰ 𝗡𝗘𝗪 episode out Monday#ForDisabledSportsFans pic.twitter.com/nM7cuDGTW8