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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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— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) June 19, 2019
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— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) June 17, 2019
Those with a learning disability are nearly twice as likely to be inactive, obese and have shorter lifespans compared to others…@mencap_charity are running local events over the next 7 days in aid of Learning Disability Week 2019! ⚽️🏓🏀🏏#LDWeek19 #HereIAm
Congratulations to all who competed in this weekend's FA Disability Cup Finals at St George's Park, particularly to the winners: Aspire PFC, CP North West, North West Scorpions, Everton Amputee FC and Merseyside Blind. @FA @CP_Sport @StGeorgesPark #FADisabilityCup #AccessForAll pic.twitter.com/Y4kGxHmGsw
— Level Playing Field (@lpftweets) June 17, 2019