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We were invited up to Middlesbrough on the 13th of March to celebrate their Weeks Of Action for their fixture against Preston North End.

During Weeks of Action 2019 we are looking back at some of the innovative ways clubs have supported our campaign in previous years.

On Saturday 9th March, Nicky Baker, Access and Development Officer for Level Playing Field travelled to Carlisle United to celebrate Weeks of Action.

Last week Liverpool Disabled Supporters Association (DSA) supported the charity ‘Cycling Projects – Wheels for All Merseyside’ as a part of their #WeeksOfAction activities.

Much needed unity at the 'Second City Derby'. Why two Birmingham DSAs are breaking away from club rivalries to bring about a better match day experience for the fellow disabled supporter.

On the 4th of March 2019, members of staff from Arsenal and the Disabled Supporters Association (DSA) met at the Emirates along with Level Playing Field (LPF) to start the process of developing an ‘Arsenal Access Strategy’.

Weeks of Action activities have continued through the week with another busy weekend for LPF staff. We have been thrilled to see so many clubs, disabled supporter’s associations and community groups get behind this year’s campaign with lots of new initiatives running alongside tried and tested events. LPF staff have been pleased to show their appreciation by visiting a wide range of venues up and down the country.

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As a part of #WeeksOfAction we want to hear about fans matchday experience and in this article, we are lucky to hear from Level Playing Field’s ambassador Kieran Reynolds.

During their fixture with Southampton on March the 2nd both the Club and Manchester United Disabled Supporters Association (MUDSA) had a range of activities taking place to support this year’s campaign.