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BT burytimes.co.uk RT radcliffetimes.co.uk THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 NEWS 25 BT burytimes.co.uk RT radcliffetimes.co.uk THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 NEWS 15 AWARD Lucky pooch PLANNING rescued by Disability activist is one ﬁre crews Travellers’ bid to install two A DOG was rescued by the fire service on Saturday morning after becoming trapped in its owner’s car. The dog was locked inside of UK’s most inﬂuential it’s owner’s Volvo in the caravans at country park carpark of Morrisons, change for people, no matter ebrated the disabled experience Stanley Road, Whitefield. n Residents object to bearing in mind the government ments of opposition to the plans. n Former Holy Cross how small. for the rich, positive, diverse ex- Crew manager James does not expect gypsy sites to One, from Laura Wall, is typical teacher makes esteemed “I don’t work for a charity, perience that it is, and it is only Cheverton said his crew plans on green belt land be hidden from view or its oc- of the responses. She said: “It is I have a full time job which is through educating — and in had used their “box of cupants hidden from the wider a wholly inappropriate develop- Disability Power 100 List completely removed from this turn empowering others — that tricks” to free the upset community.” ment for this location which ad- aspect of my life, although they we can begin to do so.” pooch. The document also claims the joins a children’s play area and By Nick Statham council is currently failing to is on the very doorstep of Burrs By Brad Marshall do support me. Shaw Trust is one of the UK’s Using two coathangers, a Local Democracy Reporter [email protected] “But it is nice to know that my largest charities helping young pry bar and a small air bag provide enough land for travel- Country Park. This is greenbelt efforts haven’t gone unnoticed people and adults into educa- the firefighters were able to lers’ sites, leading to one of the land in a river valley location and and it’s quite humbling.” tion and work as well as to de- create an opening in the TRAVELLERS want to perma- families having to live in “cul- must be preserved in its current A FORMER Holy Cross College Ms Lacey first began fighting veloping their careers, improve door and hook the keys nently set up camp near the en- turally inappropriate bricks and condition. teacher and disability activist for disabled rights through her their wellbeing and rebuild from the drivers footwell. trance to Burrs Country Park. mortar accommodation”. “The proposed development has been named as one of the blog, nosuperhero.co.uk, where their lives. Mr Cheverton said the Two families are seeking plan- It adds that members of both would almost share an entrance most influential disabled peo- she shares a candid view of dis- This year’s Power 100 List top owner and dog were “very ning permission to base four car- families have serious health with Stock Street Car Park, one ple in the UK. ability from her own experienc- spot was claimed by the jour- pleased” to be reunited. avans and an amenity building problems, including two children of the main car parks for Burrs Heather Lacey, who worked es — aiming to raise awareness nalist, comedian and presenter on land off Woodhill Road, north aged five and 10 with cystic fibro- Country Park and will almost cer- at Holy Cross College’s special of disability and its interaction Alex Brooker, with the top ten of The Garsdale Pub. sis who need nebuliser treatment tainly lead to difficulties for those “virtually impossible if travel- wishing to park in this well used educational needs department, with day to day life. also including Paralympian RNLI raise The proposed site is within the ling in a touring caravan”. car park.” and has cerebral palsy and As a student at the University Jonnie Peacock, comedian and green belt and more than 150 ob- Scheuermann’s Kyphosis spi- of Hull she also wrote a thesis presenter Adam Hills, and actor Another girl is said to have epi- Paul McMahon said: “Both the hundreds jections have already been lodged lepsy and cerebral palsy which children’s playground and Burrs nal curvature, has been listed exploring the portrayal of dis- Warwick Davis. via Bury Council’s website. THE Ramsbottom branch would “obviously also benefit would suffer as a result of this de- in the Shaw Trust Power 100 ability in contemporary litera- Speaking about the impor- However, a document in sup- List. ture. tance of publications like the of the RNLI has thanked from living on a settled site with velopment. members of the public who port of the application from proper facilities”. “If it goes ahead I’ll approach The annual list celebrates the She has since gone on to write Power 100 List, Ms Lacey said: agent Phil Brown claims there for Scope and the Huffington donated to their latest The agent adds: “On balance I Bet365 for odds on the length of 100 most influential and inspi- “It’s nice for these things to ex- are grounds to approve the plans. rational disabled people in the Post, as well as serving as an ist because then people know collection. hope you will agree that the cu- time it takes before a child is at- Stressing the “small scale” of country. ambassador for the Inclusive that there are people who are The collection, held at mulative weight of the factors in tacked by one of the traveller’s Hundreds of nominations are Minds accessibility group and trying to make positive things Tottington Co-op on the site and the “limited impact” favour of approval clearly out- dogs and the council washes their received from the public each speaking at the Children’s Me- happen. October 20, raised £252.55. it would have on the openness of weigh harm to the green belt, and hands of the situation. year, before the top 100 is com- dia Conference. “Disabilities are not always The group is now the greenbelt, it adds: “The site is any other harm , and constitute “This isn’t a case of NIMBY, I piled by an independent judg- Ms Lacey said: “I think we of- on people’s radars, so it’s nice planning to hold a coffee not prominently or obtrusively the very special circumstances live in Nangreaves — It’s just a ing panel. ten forget that disability does to know that people are really morning from 10.30am to located. And with appropriate necessary to justify approval.” terrible, ill thought idea. Ms Lacey said: “I never set not discriminate: it doesn’t care trying to make a difference, and 12pm on November 6 at landscaping would be relatively But residents clearly take a dif- “Why they aren’t being asked INFLUENTIAL: Heather Lacey, who has been listed in Christ Church well-screened and assimilated ferent view, and have bombarded to move into the already existing out in advocacy for recogni- who you are or where you’re that’s having a positive influ- the Shaw Trust Power 100 List tion. The point is to make real from. 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