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Level Playing Field is delighted to announce the launch of our 2019 Weeks of Action, showcasing the work that is being done to bring about the goal of access for all at sporting events.

This weekend we officially launch this year’s #WeeksOfAction. By Sunday, we will be 20 days away from the start and we have teamed up with Rotherham United FC (RUFC) and their Disabled Supporters Association to launch this year’s campaign.

Disabled fans wishing to attend the UEFA Nations League Finals 2019 in Portugal can now apply for accessibility tickets via UEFA’s online ticketing portal.

We are 23 days away from this years weeks of action and we take a trip back to 2015 to see what we did during that #WeeksOfAction.

Blackburn Rovers have kicked off our Weeks of Action at their Inclusion day.

The provision of Changing Places facilities in all new public places was discussed again in Parliament when Nic Dakin MP, asked for an update earlier this week.

This evening signals the start of this year's Six Nations (Rugby) tournament. The Six Nations is one of the world's most attended events with an estimated average crowd attendance of 72,000 at each game during the tournament.

With the gulls flying high in the grey overcast clouds of Brighton the annual Level Playing Field South Coast Forum is about to kick off.

Level Playing Field were delighted to attend a meeting of Wolves DSA, held at the Molineux on 21st January 2019

Monday 3rd December 2018 saw the official opening of the new changing places room in the Stagecoach Adam Stansfield Stand as part of the £3.5 million redevelopment at St James Park, which was completed in October 2018.