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We invited our friends from @BritAthletics to come along to @BettridgeSchool for their #Sports day. The day was a great experience for the pupils who were able to meet, @MickeyBushell, @HarrisonWalsh1, @PiersCopeland1. Watch the highlights: bit.ly/3q5B9ks
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Thinking of all those impacted by the Ockenden report being published tomorrow theguardian.com/society/2022…
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On #WorldBookDay @Community_IM are thrilled to be donating copies of @GrandadWheels books starring @HCDream2012 to @BettridgeSchool with our very own @SSmethurstIM popping along to say hi! 👋 #experthandhumantouch
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The winner of the CP Sport Partner of the Year Award is Irwin Mitchell our virtual event sponsor. Thank you for helping us to bring events to our community.
@irwinmitchell
#CPAwards
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It's often easier to find a restaurant on Google Maps than to find local charities and community groups but one organisation is working to change that (via Passle) @aDoddle_UK impersonalinjury.passle.net/… #charity #communitygroups #adoddle #jadeelliotarcher
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Entirely agree with @matthewsyed - the patient needs to be put first from start to finish. A better resourced and led NHS is key to improving the system, not litigation reform which only shifts the financial burden of patient safety incidents elsewhere #dispatches @PIandMedNeg
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This Cauda Equina Syndrome Awareness Day, we’re proud to be supporting @caudaequinacesa in raising awareness of the condition and its symptoms. Find out more about #CESDay21: bit.ly/3CKs3u2 #NotJustABadBack
Cauda Equina Syndrome Awareness Day
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Mrs Keeble's family, who I represent, pay tribute to her and hope that lessons have been learned from the tragic circumstances of her death. oxfordmail.co.uk/news/194465…
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To mark #DisabilityPrideMonth, we spoke to @HannahLClifford about her #HiddenDisability and why she’s proud to be disabled.








