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Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today.
This extract is from an interview our founder gave in 1990, just two years before he passed away.
Transcript:
Well as the war was coming to an end, and I could see for the first time that it looked as if I was going to survive I was dominated by the thought: I'm one of the fortunate ones.
55 million people have died. That's the figure we know now. Almost all those who were on my first flying training course didn't survive. So I thought I've got something to be very thankful for.
And I thought I've got a kind of duty to those who didn't survive. Not just to go back and earn a living and have a nice life. But somehow to get involved in the struggle to help build... I don't know how to put it... A better peace. A better world.
So I was dominated by that thought. But that difficulty was, once it was all over, how do you do it? You can have these great ideas, and it did really impel me, but I couldn't find a way.
So I was disorientated. I think, anyway, coming from war, where the nation had been totally united - had a goal. It knew that goal had to be achieved. And then to peace where each man was suddenly going after his own goal.
It was quite a traumatic experience. And that caused me, after about eight or nine months of this disorientation, to say, 'Do something.'
So I embarked upon a quickly thought out community scheme, to help ex-servicemen resettle into civilian life. We got a lot of publicity, a good deal of money, but it wasn't realistic, and it collapsed.
So I was selling everything off to settle these debts, when the telephone rang. It was a local hospital to say that Arthur Dykes, who'd been in the community and looked after the pigs, was dying of cancer. They couldn't keep him, would I please come and find somewhere else for him to go?
I thought, 'Well that's easy, he's an ex-serviceman, ex-medical orderly. Lots done for ex-servicemen. That's simple!'
I couldn't find anywhere. And the reason was that he didn't need treatment. So I couldn't walk away from him. You could see him looking lost.
So I suddenly thought, 'Arthur, would you like to come back to Le Court?' I knew he wouldn't but I thought at least I'm offering something.
He startled me by saying, 'I'd love to!'
Well what do I do? So the local district nurse said, 'It's quite simple, I'll show you what to do. You do it until we can find a better solution.'
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in something. We believe in a world where every person is equally valued. A world where we see ability not disability.
- published: 31 May 2014
- views: 4675
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us close to the village of Barnetby in North Lincolnshire, famed for its historic Viking sites. The home is in a lovely setting, with extensive grounds overlooking the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds.
Kingston upon Hull is within easy reach, with plenty of museums,
galleries, restaurants and pubs. We also have good transport links,
with motorways and Humberside Airport nearby.
- published: 10 Mar 2016
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Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s.
The unit was made up of disabled people who lived at Le Court, the first care home set up by Leonard Cheshire. They produced a number of short films about disability and their lives.
This film shows some of the ingenious gadgets that the residents and volunteers came up with to assist them with out day to day activities.
Find out more about our official archive at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/archive
Note: The nature of archive material means the language may differ from that now used around disability. Views expressed are those of individual interviewees.
- published: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 612
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers support for complex needs, such as brain injury, and is fully trained. We’re also regulated
by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in the beautiful market town of Romsey, just a
short drive from the attractions of Southampton and Winchester.
With plenty of green space and a local high street offering a great
selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, our residents will tell
you that one of the best things about living in Fryers House is its
great location.
- published: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 178
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody.
Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the stairs. By the age of 12 he will need to use a wheelchair permanently.
Ruby’s local council says her home can’t be adapted for Cody’s future needs — it's too old and wouldn’t be safe. There are currently 10–15 adaptive homes planned to be built in the area. But Ruby and Cody are number 17 on the list.
Ruby’s struggle for a disabled-friendly family home is one familiar to the 300,000 people across the UK who are also waiting for one.
We simply need more disabled-friendly homes to be built — and we need all political parties to agree for it to become a reality.
- published: 18 Mar 2015
- views: 1588
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015.
- published: 21 Sep 2015
- views: 121
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability and the 2014 rugby Varsity Match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
- published: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 263
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in a great location in the village of Webheath, close
to Redditch. It’s a leafy area with parks and a high street nearby.
Birmingham is within easy reach too, with its fantastic range of shopping, culture and leisure options.
- published: 11 Mar 2016
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Cheshire (
/ˈtʃɛʃər/ or /ˈtʃɛʃɪər/; also known as the County Palatine of Chester, and archaically, as the County of Chester; abbreviated Ches.) is a ceremonial county in North West England. Cheshire's county town is the city of Chester, although the largest town since county boundary changes in 1974 is Warrington (moved from Lancashire for administrative purposes in 1974). Other major towns include Widnes (also moved from Lancashire in 1974), Congleton, Crewe, Ellesmere Port, Runcorn, Macclesfield, Winsford, Northwich, and Wilmslow. Historically the county contained the Wirral, Stockport, Altrincham and other towns. The county is bordered by Merseyside and Greater Manchester to the north, Derbyshire to the east, Staffordshire and Shropshire to the south, and Flintshire and Wrexham in Wales to the west. The county is a part of the Welsh Marches.
Cheshire's area is 2,343 square kilometres (905 sq mi) and its population is around 700,000. Apart from the large towns along the River Mersey and the historic city of Chester, it is mostly rural, with a number of small towns and villages that support an agricultural industry. It is historically famous as a former principality and for the production of Cheshire cheese, salt, bulk chemicals, and woven silk.
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Group Captain Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire, Baron Cheshire, VC, OM, DSO and Two Bars, DFC (7 September 1917 – 31 July 1992) was a highly decorated British RAF pilot during the Second World War.
Among the honours Cheshire received as a bomber pilot is the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. After the war, he became a charity worker, setting up the Leonard Cheshire Disability as well as other philanthropic organisations.
Leonard Cheshire was the son of Geoffrey Chevalier Cheshire, DCL, LLD, FBA, a barrister, academic and influential writer on English law. He had one brother, Christopher Cheshire, also a wartime pilot. Cheshire was born in Chester, but was brought up at his parents' home near Oxford. Cheshire was educated at the Dragon School, Oxford, Stowe School and Merton College, Oxford. While at Oxford he became friends with John Niel Randle. On one occasion at Oxford he was bet half a pint of beer that he could not walk to Paris. With no more than a few pennies and a pocket handkerchief he won his bet. Cheshire graduated in Jurisprudence in 1939. He went to stay in Germany in 1936 with a family in Potsdam.[citation needed]
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3:03Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990
Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990
Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today. This extract is from an interview our founder gave in 1990, just two years before he passed away. Transcript: Well as the war was coming to an end, and I could see for the first time that it looked as if I was going to survive I was dominated by the thought: I'm one of the fortunate ones. 55 million people have died. That's the figure we know now. Almost all those who were on my first flying training course didn't survive. So I thought I've got something to be very thankful for. And I thought I've got a kind of duty to those who didn't survive. Not just to go back and earn a living and have a nice life. But somehow to get involved in the struggle to help build... I don't know how to put it... A better peace. A better world. So I was dominated by that thought. But that difficulty was, once it was all over, how do you do it? You can have these great ideas, and it did really impel me, but I couldn't find a way. So I was disorientated. I think, anyway, coming from war, where the nation had been totally united - had a goal. It knew that goal had to be achieved. And then to peace where each man was suddenly going after his own goal. It was quite a traumatic experience. And that caused me, after about eight or nine months of this disorientation, to say, 'Do something.' So I embarked upon a quickly thought out community scheme, to help ex-servicemen resettle into civilian life. We got a lot of publicity, a good deal of money, but it wasn't realistic, and it collapsed. So I was selling everything off to settle these debts, when the telephone rang. It was a local hospital to say that Arthur Dykes, who'd been in the community and looked after the pigs, was dying of cancer. They couldn't keep him, would I please come and find somewhere else for him to go? I thought, 'Well that's easy, he's an ex-serviceman, ex-medical orderly. Lots done for ex-servicemen. That's simple!' I couldn't find anywhere. And the reason was that he didn't need treatment. So I couldn't walk away from him. You could see him looking lost. So I suddenly thought, 'Arthur, would you like to come back to Le Court?' I knew he wouldn't but I thought at least I'm offering something. He startled me by saying, 'I'd love to!' Well what do I do? So the local district nurse said, 'It's quite simple, I'll show you what to do. You do it until we can find a better solution.' -
4:11A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire DisabilityA world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in something. We believe in a world where every person is equally valued. A world where we see ability not disability. -
5:26A Day in the Life of Leonard Cheshire Disability
A Day in the Life of Leonard Cheshire Disability -
2:14Stonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Stonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire DisabilityStonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us close to the village of Barnetby in North Lincolnshire, famed for its historic Viking sites. The home is in a lovely setting, with extensive grounds overlooking the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds. Kingston upon Hull is within easy reach, with plenty of museums, galleries, restaurants and pubs. We also have good transport links, with motorways and Humberside Airport nearby. -
3:16No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire DisabilityNo Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s. The unit was made up of disabled people who lived at Le Court, the first care home set up by Leonard Cheshire. They produced a number of short films about disability and their lives. This film shows some of the ingenious gadgets that the residents and volunteers came up with to assist them with out day to day activities. Find out more about our official archive at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/archive Note: The nature of archive material means the language may differ from that now used around disability. Views expressed are those of individual interviewees. -
2:06Fryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Fryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire DisabilityFryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers support for complex needs, such as brain injury, and is fully trained. We’re also regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us in the beautiful market town of Romsey, just a short drive from the attractions of Southampton and Winchester. With plenty of green space and a local high street offering a great selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, our residents will tell you that one of the best things about living in Fryers House is its great location. -
6:24The difference we make - four stories from Leonard Cheshire Disability
The difference we make - four stories from Leonard Cheshire Disability -
4:14Change100 for students — Leonard Cheshire Disability
Change100 for students — Leonard Cheshire Disability -
3:08Ruby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Ruby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire DisabilityRuby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody. Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the stairs. By the age of 12 he will need to use a wheelchair permanently. Ruby’s local council says her home can’t be adapted for Cody’s future needs — it's too old and wouldn’t be safe. There are currently 10–15 adaptive homes planned to be built in the area. But Ruby and Cody are number 17 on the list. Ruby’s struggle for a disabled-friendly family home is one familiar to the 300,000 people across the UK who are also waiting for one. We simply need more disabled-friendly homes to be built — and we need all political parties to agree for it to become a reality. -
5:12"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability
"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015. -
1:34Varsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Varsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire DisabilityVarsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability and the 2014 rugby Varsity Match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities. -
1:52Saltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Saltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire DisabilitySaltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us in a great location in the village of Webheath, close to Redditch. It’s a leafy area with parks and a high street nearby. Birmingham is within easy reach too, with its fantastic range of shopping, culture and leisure options.
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Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990
Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today. This extract is from an interview our founder gave in 1990, just two years before he passed away. Transcript: Well as the war was coming to an end, and I could see for the first time that it looked as if I was going to survive I was dominated by the thought: I'm one of the fortunate ones. 55 million people have died. That's the figure we know now. Almost all those who were on my first flying training course didn't survive. So I thought I've got something to be very thankful for. And I thought I've got a kind of duty to those who didn't survive. Not just to go back and earn a living and have a nice life. But somehow to get involved in the struggle to help build... I don't know how ... -
A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in something. We believe in a world where every person is equally valued. A world where we see ability not disability. -
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Stonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us close to the village of Barnetby in North Lincolnshire, famed for its historic Viking sites. The home is in a lovely setting, with extensive grounds overlooking the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds. Kingston upon Hull is within easy reach, with plenty of museums, galleries, restaurants and pubs. We also have good transport links, with motorways and Humberside Airport nearby. -
No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s. The unit was made up of disabled people who lived at Le Court, the first care home set up by Leonard Cheshire. They produced a number of short films about disability and their lives. This film shows some of the ingenious gadgets that the residents and volunteers came up with to assist them with out day to day activities. Find out more about our official archive at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/archive Note: The nature of archive material means the language may differ from that now used around disability. Views expressed are those of individual interviewees. -
Fryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers support for complex needs, such as brain injury, and is fully trained. We’re also regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us in the beautiful market town of Romsey, just a short drive from the attractions of Southampton and Winchester. With plenty of green space and a local high street offering a great selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, our residents will tell you that one of the best things about living in Fryers House is its great location. -
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Ruby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody. Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the stairs. By the age of 12 he will need to use a wheelchair permanently. Ruby’s local council says her home can’t be adapted for Cody’s future needs — it's too old and wouldn’t be safe. There are currently 10–15 adaptive homes planned to be built in the area. But Ruby and Cody are number 17 on the list. Ruby’s struggle for a disabled-friendly family home is one familiar to the 300,000 people across the UK who are also waiting for one. We simply need more disabled-friendly homes to be built — and we need all political parties to agree for it to become a reality. -
"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015. -
Varsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability and the 2014 rugby Varsity Match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities. -
Saltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You’ll find us in a great location in the village of Webheath, close to Redditch. It’s a leafy area with parks and a high street nearby. Birmingham is within easy reach too, with its fantastic range of shopping, culture and leisure options.
Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990
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- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 21 Nov 2014
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Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today.
This extract is from an interview our founder gave in ...
Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today.
This extract is from an interview our founder gave in 1990, just two years before he passed away.
Transcript:
Well as the war was coming to an end, and I could see for the first time that it looked as if I was going to survive I was dominated by the thought: I'm one of the fortunate ones.
55 million people have died. That's the figure we know now. Almost all those who were on my first flying training course didn't survive. So I thought I've got something to be very thankful for.
And I thought I've got a kind of duty to those who didn't survive. Not just to go back and earn a living and have a nice life. But somehow to get involved in the struggle to help build... I don't know how to put it... A better peace. A better world.
So I was dominated by that thought. But that difficulty was, once it was all over, how do you do it? You can have these great ideas, and it did really impel me, but I couldn't find a way.
So I was disorientated. I think, anyway, coming from war, where the nation had been totally united - had a goal. It knew that goal had to be achieved. And then to peace where each man was suddenly going after his own goal.
It was quite a traumatic experience. And that caused me, after about eight or nine months of this disorientation, to say, 'Do something.'
So I embarked upon a quickly thought out community scheme, to help ex-servicemen resettle into civilian life. We got a lot of publicity, a good deal of money, but it wasn't realistic, and it collapsed.
So I was selling everything off to settle these debts, when the telephone rang. It was a local hospital to say that Arthur Dykes, who'd been in the community and looked after the pigs, was dying of cancer. They couldn't keep him, would I please come and find somewhere else for him to go?
I thought, 'Well that's easy, he's an ex-serviceman, ex-medical orderly. Lots done for ex-servicemen. That's simple!'
I couldn't find anywhere. And the reason was that he didn't need treatment. So I couldn't walk away from him. You could see him looking lost.
So I suddenly thought, 'Arthur, would you like to come back to Le Court?' I knew he wouldn't but I thought at least I'm offering something.
He startled me by saying, 'I'd love to!'
Well what do I do? So the local district nurse said, 'It's quite simple, I'll show you what to do. You do it until we can find a better solution.'
wn.com/Excerpt From Leonard Cheshire Interview, 1990
Leonard Cheshire talks about his motivations in the early days of what became the charity we know today.
This extract is from an interview our founder gave in 1990, just two years before he passed away.
Transcript:
Well as the war was coming to an end, and I could see for the first time that it looked as if I was going to survive I was dominated by the thought: I'm one of the fortunate ones.
55 million people have died. That's the figure we know now. Almost all those who were on my first flying training course didn't survive. So I thought I've got something to be very thankful for.
And I thought I've got a kind of duty to those who didn't survive. Not just to go back and earn a living and have a nice life. But somehow to get involved in the struggle to help build... I don't know how to put it... A better peace. A better world.
So I was dominated by that thought. But that difficulty was, once it was all over, how do you do it? You can have these great ideas, and it did really impel me, but I couldn't find a way.
So I was disorientated. I think, anyway, coming from war, where the nation had been totally united - had a goal. It knew that goal had to be achieved. And then to peace where each man was suddenly going after his own goal.
It was quite a traumatic experience. And that caused me, after about eight or nine months of this disorientation, to say, 'Do something.'
So I embarked upon a quickly thought out community scheme, to help ex-servicemen resettle into civilian life. We got a lot of publicity, a good deal of money, but it wasn't realistic, and it collapsed.
So I was selling everything off to settle these debts, when the telephone rang. It was a local hospital to say that Arthur Dykes, who'd been in the community and looked after the pigs, was dying of cancer. They couldn't keep him, would I please come and find somewhere else for him to go?
I thought, 'Well that's easy, he's an ex-serviceman, ex-medical orderly. Lots done for ex-servicemen. That's simple!'
I couldn't find anywhere. And the reason was that he didn't need treatment. So I couldn't walk away from him. You could see him looking lost.
So I suddenly thought, 'Arthur, would you like to come back to Le Court?' I knew he wouldn't but I thought at least I'm offering something.
He startled me by saying, 'I'd love to!'
Well what do I do? So the local district nurse said, 'It's quite simple, I'll show you what to do. You do it until we can find a better solution.'
- published: 21 Nov 2014
- views: 1464
A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 31 May 2014
- views: 4675
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in someth...
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in something. We believe in a world where every person is equally valued. A world where we see ability not disability.
wn.com/A World Where Every Person Is Equally Valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org - Leonard Cheshire Disability is the UK's leading charity supporting disabled people all over the world. And we believe in something. We believe in a world where every person is equally valued. A world where we see ability not disability.
- published: 31 May 2014
- views: 4675
A Day in the Life of Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 5:26
- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
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Scenes from our work in the UK and around the world. Find out more about what we do on our website: https://www.leonardcheshire.org
Scenes from our work in the UK and around the world. Find out more about what we do on our website: https://www.leonardcheshire.org
wn.com/A Day In The Life Of Leonard Cheshire Disability
Stonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 126
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fu...
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us close to the village of Barnetby in North Lincolnshire, famed for its historic Viking sites. The home is in a lovely setting, with extensive grounds overlooking the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds.
Kingston upon Hull is within easy reach, with plenty of museums,
galleries, restaurants and pubs. We also have good transport links,
with motorways and Humberside Airport nearby.
wn.com/Stonecroft House Care Home Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/stonecrofthouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us close to the village of Barnetby in North Lincolnshire, famed for its historic Viking sites. The home is in a lovely setting, with extensive grounds overlooking the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds.
Kingston upon Hull is within easy reach, with plenty of museums,
galleries, restaurants and pubs. We also have good transport links,
with motorways and Humberside Airport nearby.
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 126
No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 612
Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s.
The unit was...
Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s.
The unit was made up of disabled people who lived at Le Court, the first care home set up by Leonard Cheshire. They produced a number of short films about disability and their lives.
This film shows some of the ingenious gadgets that the residents and volunteers came up with to assist them with out day to day activities.
Find out more about our official archive at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/archive
Note: The nature of archive material means the language may differ from that now used around disability. Views expressed are those of individual interviewees.
wn.com/No Limit Le Court Film Unit Leonard Cheshire Disability
Continuing our series of archive films for UK Disability History Month, here's an extract from a film made by the Le Court Film Unit in the 1960s.
The unit was made up of disabled people who lived at Le Court, the first care home set up by Leonard Cheshire. They produced a number of short films about disability and their lives.
This film shows some of the ingenious gadgets that the residents and volunteers came up with to assist them with out day to day activities.
Find out more about our official archive at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/archive
Note: The nature of archive material means the language may differ from that now used around disability. Views expressed are those of individual interviewees.
- published: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 612
Fryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 178
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers su...
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers support for complex needs, such as brain injury, and is fully trained. We’re also regulated
by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in the beautiful market town of Romsey, just a
short drive from the attractions of Southampton and Winchester.
With plenty of green space and a local high street offering a great
selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, our residents will tell
you that one of the best things about living in Fryers House is its
great location.
wn.com/Fryers House Care Home Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/fryershouse - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team offers support for complex needs, such as brain injury, and is fully trained. We’re also regulated
by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in the beautiful market town of Romsey, just a
short drive from the attractions of Southampton and Winchester.
With plenty of green space and a local high street offering a great
selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, our residents will tell
you that one of the best things about living in Fryers House is its
great location.
- published: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 178
The difference we make - four stories from Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 6:24
- Updated: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 2666
We're proud to share our first ever 'impact film', showing four stories to highlight some of the work we did in 2014.
Find out more about what we do at http://...
We're proud to share our first ever 'impact film', showing four stories to highlight some of the work we did in 2014.
Find out more about what we do at http://www.leonardcheshire.org/whatwedo
wn.com/The Difference We Make Four Stories From Leonard Cheshire Disability
Change100 for students — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 2534
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/change100 - Find out how our internship programme for disabled students opened up employment opportunities and built confidence f...
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/change100 - Find out how our internship programme for disabled students opened up employment opportunities and built confidence for 2014's participants.
wn.com/Change100 For Students — Leonard Cheshire Disability
Ruby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 18 Mar 2015
- views: 1588
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody.
Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the s...
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody.
Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the stairs. By the age of 12 he will need to use a wheelchair permanently.
Ruby’s local council says her home can’t be adapted for Cody’s future needs — it's too old and wouldn’t be safe. There are currently 10–15 adaptive homes planned to be built in the area. But Ruby and Cody are number 17 on the list.
Ruby’s struggle for a disabled-friendly family home is one familiar to the 300,000 people across the UK who are also waiting for one.
We simply need more disabled-friendly homes to be built — and we need all political parties to agree for it to become a reality.
wn.com/Ruby's Home Truth Appeal Leonard Cheshire Disability
https:/www.leonardcheshire.org/ruby - Meet Ruby and her six-year-old son, Cody.
Cody has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and already finds it hard getting up the stairs. By the age of 12 he will need to use a wheelchair permanently.
Ruby’s local council says her home can’t be adapted for Cody’s future needs — it's too old and wouldn’t be safe. There are currently 10–15 adaptive homes planned to be built in the area. But Ruby and Cody are number 17 on the list.
Ruby’s struggle for a disabled-friendly family home is one familiar to the 300,000 people across the UK who are also waiting for one.
We simply need more disabled-friendly homes to be built — and we need all political parties to agree for it to become a reality.
- published: 18 Mar 2015
- views: 1588
"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 5:12
- Updated: 21 Sep 2015
- views: 121
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015.
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015.
wn.com/Spring Riders Leonard Cheshire Disability
Winner of the "Most Enlightening Story" at the Gloucester Stories Film Competition run by Gloucester City Council in conjunction with the Rugby World Cup 2015.
- published: 21 Sep 2015
- views: 121
Varsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 263
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability an...
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability and the 2014 rugby Varsity Match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
wn.com/Varsity Match 2014 Leonard Cheshire Disability
http://www.leonardcheshire.org/varsity - Former England international Alastair Hignell introduces the charity partnership between Leonard Cheshire Disability and the 2014 rugby Varsity Match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
- published: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 263
Saltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 88
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully tra...
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in a great location in the village of Webheath, close
to Redditch. It’s a leafy area with parks and a high street nearby.
Birmingham is within easy reach too, with its fantastic range of shopping, culture and leisure options.
wn.com/Saltways Care Home Leonard Cheshire Disability
https://www.leonardcheshire.org/saltways - We provide support and nursing care for physically disabled adults in a friendly and safe home. Our team is fully trained and we’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
You’ll find us in a great location in the village of Webheath, close
to Redditch. It’s a leafy area with parks and a high street nearby.
Birmingham is within easy reach too, with its fantastic range of shopping, culture and leisure options.
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 88
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Chester UK Walking Tour
Chester UK Walking Tour including David Mitchell the Town Crier. Tour Guides Travel Guides presents another international walking tour. This time, we are touring Chester; located in the North West of England, in the County of Cheshire and on the border of North Wales. During this walking tour we visited the following locations: 1) The Walls 2) The Amphitheatre 3) Cathedral 4) River Dee 5) Roodee Race Course 6) The Rows 7) East Gate 8) North Gate 9) Market Cross We had the great honor of meeting the legendary David Mitchell who is, the only scheduled Town Crier in England. Every Tuesday to Saturday, from June to August, at 12:00 noon visit the Market Cross to see him live. -
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A Mancs Guide to Manchester
Partly for the man on my flight to Dubai who said Manchester has nothing to offer except rain and fish and chips. This is for you! And for www.thisisyourtv.co.uk/talent competition. Music: Oasis, Wonderwall -
Travel & Tourism at Mid Cheshire College
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Middlewich, Cheshire- theGeek's Guide to the World Episode 1
It's not too late to join the series! Just email me or tweet me on twitter (links below) FIRST EVER EPISODE YAYAYAYAY THANKS MORGIBOY LOVE YA SUBSCRIBE TO MORGS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5q-ulleTJXrujajSL3txMw OUR OTHER VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VASq05S0ec SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS EMAIL ME beckithegeek@gmail.com TWEET ME twitter.com/BeckitheGeek REBLOG ME beckithegeek.tumblr.com READ MY RAMBLINGS beckithegeek.blogspot.com SNAP ME beckithegeek TWEET MY MASCOT twitter.com/danielgavinduck -
Flour Mills of Cheshire & Wirral Peninsular
Tower Windmills and Water Powered Flour Mills were at one time plentiful in Cheshire and Wirral. I travel again by bicycle and find that many mills are now private residences and learn of their history. Also included in this video are the Packhorse Bridges on the Baker Way by Tarvin, where I meet a BBC TV film crew. -
Hong Kong, China Wheelchair & Disabled Accessibility Travel Guide by WheelchairTravel org
Detailed information about traveling to Hong Kong, China in a wheelchair. Accessibility of public transportation, hotels, taxis, sidewalks, sights and attractions. Our full guide is available at http://wheelchairtravel.org/hong-kong-china/ Let us show you how to visit and travel to Hong Kong in a wheelchair. Open Your World. -
Cheshire Day Ranger Video Diary - 9th April 2016.
Advances apologies for the shakiness at the start, had little time to get to the station so filmed and walked. Went on another Cheshire Day Ranger on the Saturday 9th April 2016. The intention for this trip was to get various Saturday freight workings and one off workings also. I also visited many places (current and new) along the way (with changes in-between due to one thing and another). Also, just want say a thank you to the lads I was with all day who made the day miles better! For people who don't know what a Cheshire Day Ranger is, a Cheshire Day Ranger is a railway ticket that gives unlimited travel in the Cheshire Area for the whole day. The cost is £22.50 (correct April 2016) and on weekends, lets you leave on the first train from your respective station. In the week, you leave... -
London pub guide to Fleet Street
http://www.fancyapint.com Check out our guide to nine great pubs on Fleet Street! -
Three Arch Bay - Laguna Beach, CA - Best California Beaches
Veronica Hill (http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com) takes you on a tour of Three Arch Bay in Laguna Beach in this episode of "California Travel Tips." This private access beach sits in South Laguna at the intersection of Dana Point. It gets Veronica's vote as one of the best beaches in California! According to resident Karen Turnbull, the name Three Arch Bay came from wandering Spanish Shepherds during the 1800s, meaning "Bay of the Three Little Windows." The 29 acres of private property on Three Arch Bay sold for just $135,000 in 1926. The first home in Three Arch Bay was built in 1927, and sites sold for $500 in 1932. I think there are roughly 500 homes today, which sit on 120 acres. This is not the Laguna Beach you've seen on reality TV. Three Arch Bay homes feel more like New Engl... -
A Day Out in 'Styal' | Cheshire, England
Heyyy everyone! (my little catch phrase!) Sorry I just dropped off the face of the earth recently! I've been super busy with my next little step in life and I've had loads of footage but no time to edit it!! So I finally got around to editing this video from a gorgeous little day out in Styal Village. We went to Quarry Bank Mill and had a look around the gorgeous gardens! I found a little info guide for you if you fancy checking the place out yourself! http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/quarry-bank/ Also the tv program 'The Mill' which is based on this very mill!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mill_(TV_series) Anyway- I hope you enjoy the vlog! And I know its not as professional as some of my others but a couple of people asked for a more chatty video- so here it is :) Massive kisses ... -
Chester UK Walking Tour
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- Duration: 34:23
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
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Chester UK Walking Tour including David Mitchell the Town Crier.
Tour Guides Travel Guides presents another international walking tour. This time, we are tou...
Chester UK Walking Tour including David Mitchell the Town Crier.
Tour Guides Travel Guides presents another international walking tour. This time, we are touring Chester; located in the North West of England, in the County of Cheshire and on the border of North Wales.
During this walking tour we visited the following locations:
1) The Walls
2) The Amphitheatre
3) Cathedral
4) River Dee
5) Roodee Race Course
6) The Rows
7) East Gate
8) North Gate
9) Market Cross
We had the great honor of meeting the legendary David Mitchell who is, the only scheduled Town Crier in England. Every Tuesday to Saturday, from June to August, at 12:00 noon visit the Market Cross to see him live.
wn.com/Chester UK Walking Tour
Chester UK Walking Tour including David Mitchell the Town Crier.
Tour Guides Travel Guides presents another international walking tour. This time, we are touring Chester; located in the North West of England, in the County of Cheshire and on the border of North Wales.
During this walking tour we visited the following locations:
1) The Walls
2) The Amphitheatre
3) Cathedral
4) River Dee
5) Roodee Race Course
6) The Rows
7) East Gate
8) North Gate
9) Market Cross
We had the great honor of meeting the legendary David Mitchell who is, the only scheduled Town Crier in England. Every Tuesday to Saturday, from June to August, at 12:00 noon visit the Market Cross to see him live.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 1
The Travel Visa Company - Cheshire Business Awards 2014
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 281
We were proud to be voted as Finalists for Business of the Year (11-50 Employees) at the Cheshire Business Awards 2014.
Video by Flix Facilities - https://www....
We were proud to be voted as Finalists for Business of the Year (11-50 Employees) at the Cheshire Business Awards 2014.
Video by Flix Facilities - https://www.youtube.com/user/FlixFacilities
wn.com/The Travel Visa Company Cheshire Business Awards 2014
A Mancs Guide to Manchester
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- Duration: 6:51
- Updated: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 20217
Partly for the man on my flight to Dubai who said Manchester has nothing to offer except rain and fish and chips. This is for you!
And for www.thisisyourtv.co....
Partly for the man on my flight to Dubai who said Manchester has nothing to offer except rain and fish and chips. This is for you!
And for www.thisisyourtv.co.uk/talent competition.
Music: Oasis, Wonderwall
wn.com/A Mancs Guide To Manchester
Partly for the man on my flight to Dubai who said Manchester has nothing to offer except rain and fish and chips. This is for you!
And for www.thisisyourtv.co.uk/talent competition.
Music: Oasis, Wonderwall
- published: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 20217
Travel & Tourism at Mid Cheshire College
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 367
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 367
Middlewich, Cheshire- theGeek's Guide to the World Episode 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:18
- Updated: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 110
It's not too late to join the series! Just email me or tweet me on twitter (links below)
FIRST EVER EPISODE YAYAYAYAY
THANKS MORGIBOY LOVE YA
SUBSCRIBE TO MORGS...
It's not too late to join the series! Just email me or tweet me on twitter (links below)
FIRST EVER EPISODE YAYAYAYAY
THANKS MORGIBOY LOVE YA
SUBSCRIBE TO MORGS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5q-ulleTJXrujajSL3txMw
OUR OTHER VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VASq05S0ec
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
EMAIL ME beckithegeek@gmail.com
TWEET ME twitter.com/BeckitheGeek
REBLOG ME beckithegeek.tumblr.com
READ MY RAMBLINGS beckithegeek.blogspot.com
SNAP ME beckithegeek
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Flour Mills of Cheshire & Wirral Peninsular
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- Duration: 18:12
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
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Tower Windmills and Water Powered Flour Mills were at one time plentiful in Cheshire and Wirral. I travel again by bicycle and find that many mills are now priv...
Tower Windmills and Water Powered Flour Mills were at one time plentiful in Cheshire and Wirral. I travel again by bicycle and find that many mills are now private residences and learn of their history.
Also included in this video are the Packhorse Bridges on the Baker Way by Tarvin, where I meet a BBC TV film crew.
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Tower Windmills and Water Powered Flour Mills were at one time plentiful in Cheshire and Wirral. I travel again by bicycle and find that many mills are now private residences and learn of their history.
Also included in this video are the Packhorse Bridges on the Baker Way by Tarvin, where I meet a BBC TV film crew.
- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 276
Hong Kong, China Wheelchair & Disabled Accessibility Travel Guide by WheelchairTravel org
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- Updated: 05 Feb 2015
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Detailed information about traveling to Hong Kong, China in a wheelchair. Accessibility of public transportation, hotels, taxis, sidewalks, sights and attractio...
Detailed information about traveling to Hong Kong, China in a wheelchair. Accessibility of public transportation, hotels, taxis, sidewalks, sights and attractions. Our full guide is available at http://wheelchairtravel.org/hong-kong-china/
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- published: 05 Feb 2015
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Cheshire Day Ranger Video Diary - 9th April 2016.
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- Duration: 54:15
- Updated: 11 Apr 2016
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Advances apologies for the shakiness at the start, had little time to get to the station so filmed and walked. Went on another Cheshire Day Ranger on the Saturd...
Advances apologies for the shakiness at the start, had little time to get to the station so filmed and walked. Went on another Cheshire Day Ranger on the Saturday 9th April 2016. The intention for this trip was to get various Saturday freight workings and one off workings also. I also visited many places (current and new) along the way (with changes in-between due to one thing and another). Also, just want say a thank you to the lads I was with all day who made the day miles better!
For people who don't know what a Cheshire Day Ranger is, a Cheshire Day Ranger is a railway ticket that gives unlimited travel in the Cheshire Area for the whole day. The cost is £22.50 (correct April 2016) and on weekends, lets you leave on the first train from your respective station. In the week, you leave after 8:45am. During the Day Ranger, the original plan was somewhat changed, but mostly kept to the set plan. Places that I visited were Manchester Piccadilly, Stockport, Warrington, Hartford, Liverpool Lime Street, Liverpool South Parkway and Crewe.
Below is the freight sighted at various locations (I have not included the normal passenger workings as these are given in commentary):
WARRINGTON BANK QUAY
- Direct Rail Services 66304/425 - 4S43 Daventry Drs (Tesco) to Mossend Euroterminal
- West Coast Railways 57313/316 - 1Z32 Newport to Carlisle Statesman.
- Rail Operations Group/Freightliner 47830 'Beechings Legacy'- 5V56 Kilmarnock (Barclay Sdgs) to Laira T.& R.S.M.D.
- Freightliner 70011 - Coatbridge F.L.T. to Daventry Int Rft Recep Fl
- Private 86259 'Les Ross/Peter Pan' - 1Z86 London Euston to Carlisle.
CREWE
- Arriva Trains Wales/DBC 67001 - 0T01 Holyhead to Crewe T.M.D. (E).
HARTFORD
- DBC 66167 - 6M14 Dollands Moor Sdgs to Ditton Foundry Ln(Ahc-ews)
- Arriva Northern 156 471 - 5Z56 Glasgow Works to Allerton Depot.
- DBC 67005/67006 - London Victoria to Runcorn VSOE
- Direct Rail Services 37069/610 - 6K74 Sellafield B.N.F. - Crewe Coal Sidings (Drs).
- Arriva Northern 156 471 - 5Z56 Glasgow Works to Allerton Depot.
- Freightliner 66571/592 - Garston F.L.T. to Crewe Bas Hall S.S.M.
CREWE
- Freightliner 70004 - 4Z44 Daventry Int Rft Recep Fl to Coatbridge F.L.T.
- Freightliner 70009 - Ditton (Oconnor) Fliner to Crewe Bas Hall S.S.M.
- West Coast Railways 45699 'Galatea' - 5Z62 Duddeston Jn to Carnforth Steamtown.
STOCKPORT RETURN VIA LIVERPOOL LIME STREET
- East Midlands Trains 222 003 'Tornado' - 1T90 Nottingham to Liverpool Lime Street AND 1L17 Liverpool Lime Street to Nottingham. We are on-board de-classified First Class both journeys (also apologise for the puns coming from bowmanator haha).
- Freightliner 66607 - Guide Bridge Yard (Flhh) to Hope (Earles Sidings) Fhh
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Advances apologies for the shakiness at the start, had little time to get to the station so filmed and walked. Went on another Cheshire Day Ranger on the Saturday 9th April 2016. The intention for this trip was to get various Saturday freight workings and one off workings also. I also visited many places (current and new) along the way (with changes in-between due to one thing and another). Also, just want say a thank you to the lads I was with all day who made the day miles better!
For people who don't know what a Cheshire Day Ranger is, a Cheshire Day Ranger is a railway ticket that gives unlimited travel in the Cheshire Area for the whole day. The cost is £22.50 (correct April 2016) and on weekends, lets you leave on the first train from your respective station. In the week, you leave after 8:45am. During the Day Ranger, the original plan was somewhat changed, but mostly kept to the set plan. Places that I visited were Manchester Piccadilly, Stockport, Warrington, Hartford, Liverpool Lime Street, Liverpool South Parkway and Crewe.
Below is the freight sighted at various locations (I have not included the normal passenger workings as these are given in commentary):
WARRINGTON BANK QUAY
- Direct Rail Services 66304/425 - 4S43 Daventry Drs (Tesco) to Mossend Euroterminal
- West Coast Railways 57313/316 - 1Z32 Newport to Carlisle Statesman.
- Rail Operations Group/Freightliner 47830 'Beechings Legacy'- 5V56 Kilmarnock (Barclay Sdgs) to Laira T.& R.S.M.D.
- Freightliner 70011 - Coatbridge F.L.T. to Daventry Int Rft Recep Fl
- Private 86259 'Les Ross/Peter Pan' - 1Z86 London Euston to Carlisle.
CREWE
- Arriva Trains Wales/DBC 67001 - 0T01 Holyhead to Crewe T.M.D. (E).
HARTFORD
- DBC 66167 - 6M14 Dollands Moor Sdgs to Ditton Foundry Ln(Ahc-ews)
- Arriva Northern 156 471 - 5Z56 Glasgow Works to Allerton Depot.
- DBC 67005/67006 - London Victoria to Runcorn VSOE
- Direct Rail Services 37069/610 - 6K74 Sellafield B.N.F. - Crewe Coal Sidings (Drs).
- Arriva Northern 156 471 - 5Z56 Glasgow Works to Allerton Depot.
- Freightliner 66571/592 - Garston F.L.T. to Crewe Bas Hall S.S.M.
CREWE
- Freightliner 70004 - 4Z44 Daventry Int Rft Recep Fl to Coatbridge F.L.T.
- Freightliner 70009 - Ditton (Oconnor) Fliner to Crewe Bas Hall S.S.M.
- West Coast Railways 45699 'Galatea' - 5Z62 Duddeston Jn to Carnforth Steamtown.
STOCKPORT RETURN VIA LIVERPOOL LIME STREET
- East Midlands Trains 222 003 'Tornado' - 1T90 Nottingham to Liverpool Lime Street AND 1L17 Liverpool Lime Street to Nottingham. We are on-board de-classified First Class both journeys (also apologise for the puns coming from bowmanator haha).
- Freightliner 66607 - Guide Bridge Yard (Flhh) to Hope (Earles Sidings) Fhh
- published: 11 Apr 2016
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London pub guide to Fleet Street
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- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 05 Apr 2011
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http://www.fancyapint.com Check out our guide to nine great pubs on Fleet Street!
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Three Arch Bay - Laguna Beach, CA - Best California Beaches
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 12 Jul 2013
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Veronica Hill (http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com) takes you on a tour of Three Arch Bay in Laguna Beach in this episode of "California Travel Tips." This pr...
Veronica Hill (http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com) takes you on a tour of Three Arch Bay in Laguna Beach in this episode of "California Travel Tips." This private access beach sits in South Laguna at the intersection of Dana Point. It gets Veronica's vote as one of the best beaches in California!
According to resident Karen Turnbull, the name Three Arch Bay came from wandering Spanish Shepherds during the 1800s, meaning "Bay of the Three Little Windows."
The 29 acres of private property on Three Arch Bay sold for just $135,000 in 1926. The first home in Three Arch Bay was built in 1927, and sites sold for $500 in 1932. I think there are roughly 500 homes today, which sit on 120 acres.
This is not the Laguna Beach you've seen on reality TV. Three Arch Bay homes feel more like New England cottages with large lawns, colorful flower beds and lots of golf carts for getting around. There are tons of families here, and they often host game nights in the community park. During the Fourth, the fireworks in Three Arch Bay light up the cove from a barge off shore. It's really impressive.
Famous residents have included costume designer Edith Head, 1940s director Edward H. Griffith — known for movies like Perilous Holiday and Bahama Passage — and Sterling Holloway, who you know better as the voice of Winnie the Pooh and the Cheshire Cat. The brick mansion in the distance was built by General Proctor in 1933. It's called Cliff Coté. Word has it that old time director Cecil B. DeMille wanted to build a castle on Whale Island!
Shell Bay is where most of the action is. There are volleyball nets, kayaks, and the snorkeling is great out here.
Three Arch Bay has also been the site of a few movies, including Erroll Flynn's 1935 film, Captain Blood., and the 1936 film "Give Us This Night." Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys mentions Three Arch Bay in his song, California Feeling. In fact, a few years ago, the Beach Boys performed a private party down here on the beach!
A few local landmarks are Bird Rock, Whale Island (which is where the arches are) and Rogers Point.
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Veronica Hill (http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com) takes you on a tour of Three Arch Bay in Laguna Beach in this episode of "California Travel Tips." This private access beach sits in South Laguna at the intersection of Dana Point. It gets Veronica's vote as one of the best beaches in California!
According to resident Karen Turnbull, the name Three Arch Bay came from wandering Spanish Shepherds during the 1800s, meaning "Bay of the Three Little Windows."
The 29 acres of private property on Three Arch Bay sold for just $135,000 in 1926. The first home in Three Arch Bay was built in 1927, and sites sold for $500 in 1932. I think there are roughly 500 homes today, which sit on 120 acres.
This is not the Laguna Beach you've seen on reality TV. Three Arch Bay homes feel more like New England cottages with large lawns, colorful flower beds and lots of golf carts for getting around. There are tons of families here, and they often host game nights in the community park. During the Fourth, the fireworks in Three Arch Bay light up the cove from a barge off shore. It's really impressive.
Famous residents have included costume designer Edith Head, 1940s director Edward H. Griffith — known for movies like Perilous Holiday and Bahama Passage — and Sterling Holloway, who you know better as the voice of Winnie the Pooh and the Cheshire Cat. The brick mansion in the distance was built by General Proctor in 1933. It's called Cliff Coté. Word has it that old time director Cecil B. DeMille wanted to build a castle on Whale Island!
Shell Bay is where most of the action is. There are volleyball nets, kayaks, and the snorkeling is great out here.
Three Arch Bay has also been the site of a few movies, including Erroll Flynn's 1935 film, Captain Blood., and the 1936 film "Give Us This Night." Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys mentions Three Arch Bay in his song, California Feeling. In fact, a few years ago, the Beach Boys performed a private party down here on the beach!
A few local landmarks are Bird Rock, Whale Island (which is where the arches are) and Rogers Point.
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- published: 12 Jul 2013
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A Day Out in 'Styal' | Cheshire, England
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- Duration: 6:47
- Updated: 27 Nov 2014
- views: 2153
Heyyy everyone! (my little catch phrase!)
Sorry I just dropped off the face of the earth recently! I've been super busy with my next little step in life and I'...
Heyyy everyone! (my little catch phrase!)
Sorry I just dropped off the face of the earth recently! I've been super busy with my next little step in life and I've had loads of footage but no time to edit it!!
So I finally got around to editing this video from a gorgeous little day out in Styal Village. We went to Quarry Bank Mill and had a look around the gorgeous gardens!
I found a little info guide for you if you fancy checking the place out yourself!
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/quarry-bank/
Also the tv program 'The Mill' which is based on this very mill!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mill_(TV_series)
Anyway- I hope you enjoy the vlog! And I know its not as professional as some of my others but a couple of people asked for a more chatty video- so here it is :)
Massive kisses
Sam xoxo
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Heyyy everyone! (my little catch phrase!)
Sorry I just dropped off the face of the earth recently! I've been super busy with my next little step in life and I've had loads of footage but no time to edit it!!
So I finally got around to editing this video from a gorgeous little day out in Styal Village. We went to Quarry Bank Mill and had a look around the gorgeous gardens!
I found a little info guide for you if you fancy checking the place out yourself!
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/quarry-bank/
Also the tv program 'The Mill' which is based on this very mill!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mill_(TV_series)
Anyway- I hope you enjoy the vlog! And I know its not as professional as some of my others but a couple of people asked for a more chatty video- so here it is :)
Massive kisses
Sam xoxo
- published: 27 Nov 2014
- views: 2153
John Gillette Independent Travel November 2013
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Excerpt from Leonard Cheshire interview, 1990
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published: 21 Nov 2014
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A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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A world where every person is equally valued — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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A Day in the Life of Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Stonecroft House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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No Limit - Le Court Film Unit - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Fryers House - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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The difference we make - four stories from Leonard Cheshire Disability
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The difference we make - four stories from Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Change100 for students — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Change100 for students — Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Ruby's Home Truth appeal - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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"Spring Riders" Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Varsity Match 2014 - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Saltways - care home - Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Chester UK Walking Tour
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The Travel Visa Company - Cheshire Business Awards 2014
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A Mancs Guide to Manchester
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Travel & Tourism at Mid Cheshire College
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Middlewich, Cheshire- theGeek's Guide to the World Episode 1
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Flour Mills of Cheshire & Wirral Peninsular
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Hong Kong, China Wheelchair & Disabled Accessibility Travel Guide by WheelchairTravel org
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Cheshire Day Ranger Video Diary - 9th April 2016.
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London pub guide to Fleet Street
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Three Arch Bay - Laguna Beach, CA - Best California Beaches
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A Day Out in 'Styal' | Cheshire, England
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John Gillette Independent Travel November 2013
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Burgers contain rat and human DNA, study finds
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Trump: Budweiser So Impressed What Country Will Become Changed Name To America
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“I think so, they’re so impressed with what our country will become that they decided to do this before the fact.” – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Anheuser-Busch announced the Budweiser name change and rebranding on Tuesday, saying it was repackaging 12-ounce bottles and cans with “America” from May 23 through the November election....
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Surplus Killings: When Wolves Behave Like Humans
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Wasteful killings over time can in reality cause starvation among an entire pack. Scientists Puzzled Over Rare Surplus KillingTherefore, scientists were puzzled when a pack of gray wolves in northwestern Wyoming committed a rare occurrence ... Officials were also concerned the killings, two adult cows and nine calves, would cause unfounded fears among ranchers and hunters ... Animal nature is seldom wasteful ... It is displaced ... March, 2016. ....
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Report: ISIS Android Alphabet App Appears Harmless, But Has Hidden Dangers
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According to the jihadi monitoring site Vocativ, the app cannot be downloaded in the Google Store but only using AKP files that are being shared among the group’s supporters.ISIS has previously released apps, such as its “jihadist news feed” in November 2015, and a radio app in February that broadcasts the group’s propaganda....
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[VIDEO] Update: 3 Separate Iraqi Car Bombings Kill 93, Wound At Least 165
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Islamic State terrorists claimed responsibility for three separate car bombings in the Iraqi capital Wednesday that killed at least 93 people and wounded at least 165 others, The Associated Press reported. The Islamic State group has given back some of the Iraqi territory it conquered in 2014, but Wednesday’s attacks show the group still has the ability to launch deadly attacks ... An additional 46 people were injured....
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CQC inspectors publish ratings on 123 adult social care services in London and the South (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 11 May 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 123 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across London and the South of England ... Adult Social Care services. London ... Good Parkside - Care Home Learning Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Bromley ... Good ... Good The Heathers - Care Home Learning Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Surrey....
Sadiq Khan, disabled Londoners must be your first priority
Edit The Guardian 09 May 2016
head of policy and campaigns at Leonard Cheshire ... Related ... Katharine Quarmby. Last month, more than 170 disabled Londoners spoke passionately to key mayoral candidates about their hopes, fears and the reality of their lives at a disability hustings event, hosted by Leonard Cheshire Disability and seven other charities ... With Khan now in post, action is essential ... Patrick Olszowski is head of policy and campaigns at Leonard Cheshire ... ....
CQC inspectors publish ratings on 103 adult social care services in London and the South (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 103 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across London and the South of England ... Deborah Ivanova, Interim Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care in London and the South, said. ... Good ... Good John Masefield - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Oxfordshire....
CQC inspectors publish reports on 80 adult social care services in the Central region (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 04 May 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 80 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across the Central region ... Sue Howard, Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care in the Central region, said. ... Good Evergreen, Tracs Limited, Birmingham ... Good The Grove - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Norfolk....
CQC inspectors publish reports on 126 adult social care services in the Central region (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 126 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across the Central region ... Sue Howard, Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care in the Central region, said. ... Outstanding ... Good ... Requires improvement Seven Rivers - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Essex ... (noodl....
CQC inspectors publish ratings on 120 adult social care services in London and the South (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Apr 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 120 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across London and the South of England ... Full reports on all 120 inspections are available on this website. Adult Social Care services ... Greenhill House - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Bath and North East Somerset....
UK SMES need better advice to cater for disabled customers (Barclays plc)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Apr 2016
(Source ... A further 81% of UK businesses do not have car parking spaces for people with disabilities, while 74% do not have a ramp, and a further 74% do not have toilets that are easilyaccessible2 ... Tony Adamson, Managing Director, Enterprise and Innovation at Leonard Cheshire Disability, said. 'At Leonard Cheshire Disability we work to ensure disabled people are treated fairly and offered the same opportunities as everyone else ... (noodl....
Get Inspired: Inspirational stories from the London Marathon start line
Edit BBC News 20 Apr 2016
From a first-time runner fighting against the odds to taking part in 36 consecutives London Marathons, there are many inspirational stories from people lacing up their trainers for this year's event ... 'I want to raise awareness of the problems'. Marathon motivation ... Nicky says ... I'm running for Leonard Cheshire Disability because of their work to campaign for change in these areas." ... Running for. Leonard Cheshire Disability ... Target time ... ....
CQC inspectors publish reports on 123 adult social care services in the Central region (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Apr 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 123 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across the Central region ... Sue Howard, Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care in the Central region, said. ... Drayton Court, WCS Care Group Limited, Warwickshire. Outstanding ... Good Mid Shires Supported Living Service, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Bedford....
CQC inspectors publish ratings on 170 adult social care services in London and the South (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission) ... Deborah Ivanova, Interim Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care in London and the South, said. ... Adult Social Care services ... Requires improvement Shore Lodge - Care Home Learning Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Kent ... Inadequate Greenhill House - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Bath and North East Somerset ... Leonards) Limited, East Sussex....
Wendy Hassell obituary
Edit The Guardian 06 Apr 2016
My sister Wendy Hassell, who has died of cancer aged 60, was a wheelchair user all her life as a result of spinal muscular atrophy, a genetic condition that causes a gradual loss of movement. In the early 1990s, she was briefly the public face of disabled people when her photograph was used in a media campaign for the Leonard Cheshire Foundation (now Leonard Cheshire Disability) ... ....
CQC inspectors publish ratings on 85 adult social care services in London and the South (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Apr 2016
(Source. CQC - Care Quality Commission). In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 85 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services across London and the South of England ... Full reports on all 85 inspections are available on this website ... London ... Good ... South ... Good Bells Piece - Care Home Learning Disabilities, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Surrey ... Good ... Leonards On Sea) Limited, East Sussex....
CQC inspectors publish reports on 71 adult social care services in the North of England (CQC - Care Quality Commission)
Edit Public Technologies 04 Apr 2016
Good Cypress Court, Four Seasons (No 9) Limited, Cheshire East. Good Mill Lane - Macclesfield, The David Lewis Centre, Cheshire East. Good The Lady Verdin Trust - Daily Options, The Lady Verdin Trust Limited, Cheshire East. Good Bank House, The Chester Link, Cheshire West and Chester ... Good Riverview Community Support Service, Leonard Cheshire Disability, Cumbria....
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