Philip (Phil) England

Phil's Video Blog 245 - https://youtu.be/spcbfdNgdBE Disabled bays at Swansea's Parc Tawe Retail Park, that were outside B&M and Iceland's Food Warehouse, have been removed and replaced with parent and toddler. I am going to email the company to find out their reasoning behind it and see if they plan to turn some of the regular bays in to disabled. Donate and support me on Ko-Fi - https://ko-fi.com/philipengland Don't forget my radio shows: Saturday Breakfast - 7am til 10am via www.moorlandsgold.co.uk In The Groove, Saturday - 10pm til 11pm via www.islandsfm.org In The Groove, Tuesday - 9pm til 10pm via www.broradio.fm or catch-up via www.radiocatchup.uk Check me out on the socials: www.philengland.com/socials has the full links www.facebook.com/philengland www.twitter.com/philengland1 Skype @philengland1 Instagram @england_phil TikTok @philengland2020 Special pages: Offers - www.philengland.com/offers Health Blogs - www.philengland.com/health-blogs Online at: www.

Disabled people have been routinely forgotten during the pandemic, and are still some of the hardest hit.  New Scope research shows only 2 per cent of disabled people feel safe about the lifting of restrictions today, on what’s being dubbed "Freedom Day". It’s not right that some disabled people are yet again being left behind by Government. The Government needs to make sure that the most at-risk disabled people can get the support they need to stay safe. To the disabled people, the shielders, the should-have-been-shielders, the parents, the carers and families.  We’re still with you.   💻  You can get support on a range of issues on https://www.scope.org.uk/coronavirus-information/ ☎️  You can speak to our helpline advisers by calling 0808 800 3333. We are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm. 💜  We know it’s been an unbelievably hard year and a half. But there has never been a more important time for disabled people and allies to