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Sports/Recreation ActivitiesNewest Review: ... However, far from being perfect, there are still many problems here as well as at other grounds, in the way that disabled supporters are treated. It is apparent that there is still a lot of work that needs to be done to ensure that disabled supporters who visit football matches are not disadvantaged. Any positive steps that are taken in this direction would also have the effect of ... more |
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by blackjane - written on 20/05/01 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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NADS (www.nads.org.uk) [Background: Few football fans ever stop to think about the facilities that clubs provide for disabled supporters. However, there is an organisation (NADS - The National Association of Disabled Supporters) that provides a voice for disabled football supporters across the country.] The NADS web site (at www.nads.org.uk) is still in its infancy, but it is good to see that there is an organisation that exists to look out for the needs of disabled football supporters. A recent audit of English league and non-league grounds found that Reading's Madejski stadium provided the best facilities for disabled supporters. However, ...


