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Cumbrian charity joins forces with US company to bring jobs to autistic people

A Cumbrian charity has joined forces with a USA company to bring jobs to autistic people.

Cumbria's diversity and inclusion champions honoured

Cumbria's diversity and inclusion champions honoured | The Westmorland Gazette

As Olympic fever sweeps UK, a look at when the flame hit Cumbria's streets

Mencap: people with disabilities left out of Covid-19 vaccine priority

A campaign to see everyone in the UK with a disability vaccinated as a priority is being backed by Carlisle Mencap and its national parent charity. The call from Mencap has been prompted by the information that people with a learning disability are more than six times as likely to die of Covid-19 as the general population. Many though are not in any of the top priority Covid-19 vaccination groups. More than 5,000 people have already emailed their MP about the need to vaccinate disabled people as a priority and the Government is beginning to take notice but Carlisle Mencap is urging the public to join the cause.

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Tributes paid to well-known 'dedicated' Val from Upperby

‘Hero’: Tributes have been paid to Val Hind, from Upperby Tributes have been paid to a woman who was well-known in Carlisle for volunteering for people with learning difficulties. Val Hind, from Upperby, sadly passed away on Friday after a short battle with coronavirus which saw her hospitalised on Christmas Day. Sheila Gregory, CEO of Mencap, has known Val for more than 20 years and paid tribute to the lady that was "one of a kind." “She was a very formidable lady, like a lot of carers of people with learning difficulties have to be,” explained Sheila. “She was a lady that just wanted to help people.”

Huge boost for Carlisle charity | News and Star

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with us we have former treasury official steve rattner, white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire, nbc news national political reporter heidi przybyla, and joining the conversation, political reporter for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst robert costa, he is the moderator of "washington week" on pbs. >> we're going right now to istanbul and our stormy daniels desk. let's go to willie geist. a lot of people tweeting me this morning asking the question. by the way, the building behind you in istanbul looks like the turkish capitol. they're saying joe, what does stormy daniels' estranged mother think of the brouhaha. >> there's breaking news on that this morning. >> well, stormy daniels' estranged mother sheila gregory gave an interview to the "dallas morning news" and she sides, in this argument, with president trump. >> really? >> she's disappointed in her