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Activist revealed as Britain's most influential disabled person - check top 10 list - Vimarsana News

Activist revealed as Britain's most influential disabled person - check top 10 list

Dr Shani Dhanda has been named the most influential person in the Disability Power 100 list for 2023 which recognises and celebrates people across the disabled community

Calendar of Events | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Calendar of Events | News, Sports, Jobs

FRIDAY Madisonburg Community Yard Sales Old School Market, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., former Lamar Twp. Elementary School, East End, Mill Hall. Mill Hall Fire Co.

Focus on Osteoporosis: Our battle supported by doctors and nurses - Vimarsana News

Focus on Osteoporosis: Our battle supported by doctors and nurses

The leading doctors union and seven Royal Colleges representing more than 600,000 doctors, nurses and medics from across the country are backing our Better Bones campaign, calling on the Government to end the misery of osteoporosis.

Lachi's "Lift Me Up" Song Honors Judy Heumann – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Lachi's "Lift Me Up" Song Honors Judy Heumann – The Hollywood Reporter

Legally blind singer and disability activist Lachi released her new song, "Lift Me Up," to pay tribute in music to the late Judy Heumann.

Comedian Rosie Jones insists she's still 'very passionate' about using controversial title Am I a R*tard? for her documentary despite criticism from disabled community - Vimarsana News

Comedian Rosie Jones insists she's still 'very passionate' about using controversial title Am I a R*tard? for her documentary despite criticism from disabled community

Appearing on This Morning, the comedian Rosie Jones, from Bridlington, said she knew the word was 'abhorrent' but was determined for it to be in the title of the film.