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Swansea City trial their new sensory room during their final pre-season fixture ahead of the new season.

What is a ‘sensory hour’ and how is it improving accessibility?

In response to Kick It Out’s (KIO) annual discrimination and reporting statistics, Level Playing Field is saddened to see an overall rise in abuse and discrimination.

Today, we help celebrate Changing Places Awareness Day.

On July 9th 2019, Rotherham United Disabled Supporters Association (RUDSA) held their first AGM meeting at the AESSEAL New York Stadium and Level Playing Field was in attendance to witness first-hand how a club dwarfed by its two Sheffield rivals can stand toe to toe with the most prominent clubs when it comes to one thing, its work within the community. 

How are we working with clubs to establish best practice ahead of the 2019/20 season?

So why should your DSA be a Level Playing Field Member? Good Question! Let me explain why...

Be a part of the journey – SIGN UP to support Access For All

The fixtures are out (or if you're in the national league - out soon!) and that can mean only one thing… the new season is a matter of weeks away!

Level Playing Field Chair, Tony Taylor, provides a statement in response to the parliamentary debate that took place on Wednesday 12th June.