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A sign of great music

It’s the choir that doesn’t sing! But Wrexham’s Singing Hands will be making music in Eagles Meadow shopping centre...

Disability football sessions for wheelchair users are continuing to grow in popularity. The Wheelchair Football Club is the only...

Independent, safe travel is a cornerstone community skill and Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s pioneering public transport scheme for people...

This week, the WLGA has kick started pioneering work to develop a mobile phone application aimed at improving services...

Flintshire County Council is working with the Shaw Trust (a national charity which supports disabled and disadvantaged people to...

Disability football teams from the Every Player Counts football initiative have been praised for their outstanding performance at two...

National Assembly Member Mohammad Asghar has welcomed the Assembly Government’s response to calls for a bilingual line of text...

A new service which provides people with mobility scooters in Swansea city centre will open its doors to the...

People in Wales who receive homecare and other non-residential social services will pay a maximum charge of £50 a...

A local Assembly Member turned out to show his support for the Royal National Institute for the Blind earlier...