- 1. Premier League missing targets for disabled access
- (Stories)
- ... would make a very good start, at its core this issue focuses mainly on the quantity of accessibility primarily for those with physical disabilities. While these spaces require good lines of sight, something ...
- Created on 06 October 2016
- 2. Supporting grassroots clubs across the country
- (April 2016)
- ... participation in sport by virtue of their special needs and disabilities. Above is just a small selection of the football charities that can be found on Localgiving and you can follow this link to find ...
- Created on 11 April 2016
- 3. Campaign to improve matchdays for disabled fans
- (March 2016)
- Level Playing Field are co-ordinating weeks of action in April 28 March ~ The charity Level Playing Field, who campaign for better access and inclusion for disabled sports fans, are holding some weeks ...
- Created on 24 March 2016
- 4. Staying in the locality
- (Clubs)
- ... the club gives generously to a variety of schemes, ranging from coaching for children and adults with learning disabilities, through to an excellent long-standing education project. Jermain Defoe partic ...
- Created on 01 April 2012
- 5. Stand up and be counted
- (Grounds)
- ... It would also make life better for those supporters who wish to be seated, whether through choice or disabilities, who often have their view obscured by those who insist on standing, and who become angry ...
- Created on 14 March 2007
- 6. Mansfield 2 Kidderminster 1
- (Match of the month)
- ... of a chronic toothache sufferer. Where once his antlers stood erect and proud, these days they droop, reminding one of Taribo West. These disabilities do not stop him from writing his own column in the ...
- Created on 14 October 2004
