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Calls for public transport to be more accessible

Welsh Conservatives today called for the Welsh Government to make public transport more accessible and increase the use of...

Employment opportunities for all has been promoted by the Welsh Government Minister in charge of equalities, Jane Hutt. At...

This week, the WLGA launched the innovative Welsh ASD Aware Scheme, which aims to raise awareness of Autistic Spectrum...

Cardiff Council proudly awarded four talented young athletes with a special bursary to assist them on their route to...

Three Gwynedd community transport providers have secured funding for specially adapted brand-new vehicles that will make it easier for...

AM Gwenda Thomas, today asked her constituents for their views on disabled parking badges. The Welsh Government is currently...

Jim O’Rourke may be registered as partially sighted but he has a very clear view of his home town....

Taking an autistic child to the cinema isn’t usually an option for parents – until now. Autistic children find...

Chair of Flintshire County Council, Councillor Hilary McGuill, gave her support to Deeside-based Paralympic hopeful Beverley Jones when they...

Two new centres designed to support adults with a learning disability have been opened in Bridgend County Borough. Pyle/Porthcawl...