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Derwen College in Shropshire for young adults with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is to be part of the national ‘Power of Specialist FE’ campaign. Led by Natspec, the membership body for specialist FE colleges, the campaign will highlight the vital role of specialist further education (FE) in supporting young people with SEND. Derwen College will showcase insp...

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Live to Your Living Room has lots of wonderful shows for you to unwrap this December – from the comfort of your own home. The festivities kick-off on December 2 with Tim Edey’s ever-popular ‘ Celtic Christmas ’ show. Curl up by the fire and enjoy stunning songs from Tim’s  A Celtic Christmas  album, as well as many other favourites from his extensive repertoire. Multi-awar...

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Purple Sock Day

There’s just one week to go before Purple Sock Day 2025. Now in its fifth year, Parallel Lifestyle’s Purple Sock Day is an annual national act of mass participation on December 3 to mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). Living with Disability is proud to support the initiative. All you need to do is buy and wear a pair of special edition purple socks. ...

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England’s most capped and decorated blind footballer, Darren Harris, is set to be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the National Football Museum. Darren was diagnosed with a type of cancer in both eyes known as bilateral retinoblastoma aged fifteen months, which led to a gradual loss of eyesight. At secondary school sports became an important outlet for Darren, giving him fo...

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A rising star in the world of academia who was born deaf has scooped a prestigious award for her PhD research. Dr Libby Steele, who completed her doctorate in Sport and Exercise Sciences at Bangor University’s School of Psychology and Sport Science, won the Young STEM in Sport Award at the Community Sport and Recreation Awards: Youth Edition 2025. The academic, who was crown...

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