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24 September 2021
The Level Playing Field podcast: Peek behind the curtains! What have clubs done to get fans back in stadiums?

The podcast is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify as well as most popular podcast streaming services.
22 September 2021
Rail seating – Level Playing Field response

Level Playing Field's response to today's (22 September) announcement regarding rail seating/safe standing at Premier League and Championship clubs
16 September 2021
New facilities for disabled fans at Old Trafford

On Thursday 9 September, Manchester United officially opened their new accessible facilities.

Men’s FootballManchester United
1 September 2021
Liverpool Disabled Supporters Association gifted defibrillator by Reds’ legend Jamie Carragher

Jamie Carragher gave out four new defibrillator's courtesy of the Olivier King foundation, with Liverpool DSA being a grateful recipient of the life-changing piece of equipment.

Liverpool
31 August 2021
The Level Playing Field podcast: Euro 2020 final

The podcast is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify as well as most popular podcast streaming services.
26 August 2021
Cambridge United launch app to improve fan inclusivity

The app is designed to support fans with additional needs, in particular those with autism.

Cambridge United
10 August 2021
Over 1400 disabled fans have their say in Level Playing Field’s largest survey to-date

Level Playing Field’s annual fan survey report reveals the most in-depth results in the charity’s 22-year history.
5 August 2021
New research highlights access and safety requirements of Neurodiverse fans at live sporting events

Developments to ticketing, staff training and matchday information will improve the experience of neurodiverse fans, according to new research commissioned by the Sports Grounds Safety Authority (SGSA). The research, carried out in partnership with Level Playing Field and conducted by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), aimed to better understand the experiences and safety requirements of neurodiverse fans when attending live sporting events.
3 August 2021
How West Brom are making the Hawthorns more inclusive for autistic fans

A while ago, West Bromwich Albion were contacted to see if they could make their stadium more friendly for autistic supporters.

West Bromwich Albion
29 July 2021
Tranmere Rovers FC open new lift

On Sunday 25 July, Tranmere Rovers Football Club held an open day ahead of fans returning in the coming season.

Tranmere Rovers