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You dont have to go to A&E this winter for the more minor injuries; why not go to one of the Walk-in Centres or Urgent Treatment centres for…

NURSES working in Flintshire and Wrexham have been recognised for their vital contribution.

Researchers performed a retrospective cohort study to determine risk factors for hospitalization and mortality rates over time among COVID-19 patients.

As the school year progresses in 2022 and our education environment continues to move toward a new normal, this is our opportunity to reimagine education for students, especially those with disabilities.

To play the oud. later this week in yeovil and minehead, the orchestra will play for adults with a learning disability, schoolchildren and people with addictions. around a third of the musicians are from the west country and they hope to expand into devon and cornwall if they can get funding. my dream is three tours a year of maybe two or three weeks in each county. and then we will do a concert, followed by a day in the community, a concert followed by a day in the community. and we want to go ...

The Montreal Centre for Learning Disabilities (MCLD) journey began more than 40 years ago with a small group of parents because the school system simply didn’t understand how to help

The challenging circumstances of the past 18 months have forced all of us to adapt; but niall gite has turned lockdown into a whole new opportunity. he represented britain at the special olympics, sport for athletes with a learning disability. but when he was forced indoors he started to create pictures — and from his bedroom in sheffield theyre now being sold around the world. joe wilson went to meet him: knoyle combines his passion with sport with art and his stadium pictures began as a lock...

Co—operation agreement tomorrow. a lavish ceremony has taken place in egypt to mark the opening of the 3,000 year old avenue of sphinxes to the public. its taken more than 70 years to excavate the statues, which were buried along an ancient walkway nearly two miles long, connecting two of the citys greatest temples. hundreds of people performed at the event with music inspired by stories written on the walls of the temples in hieroglyphics. the challenging circumstances of the past 18 months h...

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Into a whole new opportunity. he represented britain at the special olympics, sport for athletes with a learning disability. but when he was forced indoors he started to create pictures — and from his bedroom in sheffield they re now being sold around the world. joe wilson went to meet him. niall guite combines his passions for sport, for art. his stadium pictures began as a lockdown distraction. they have become a phenomenon. i start in the morning and get a plan of it and then select the col...