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BLOG POST Days Out for Less Finding Our People Learning Our Way Rights, Rules and Benefits
Belonging is not always about a new building or a big policy announcement. Sometimes it starts with an invitation to spend the day together. In September 2026, Cerebral Palsy Midlands, Queen Alexandra College and Focus Birmingham joined forces for the first Picnic & Parade in the Park in Harborne. Disabled people,…
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