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BBC Ouch! disability newsletter - clubbing learnie style, ash cloud access
VIDEO: THE BUBBLE CLUB
Watch Ouch's new film about the London night club for people with learning difficulties and find out about the 'Stay up late' campaign, which aims to give 'learnies' greater independence. Please watch from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/features/video_the_bubble_club.shtmlYOU KNOW YOU'RE DEAF WHEN
Part 2 of Charlie Swinbourne's entertaining list of deaf-only experiences. Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/features/you_know_you_re_deaf_when_part_2.shtmlELECT DISABILITY B1TCH
Our sour-faced commentator is standing for election and wants the same amount of publicity that Nick Clegg has received. She's also peeved about all this volcano fuss. Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/opinion/b1tch/elect_db.shtmlDEAR DISABLED FRIEND
Andre Jordan's doodle assures his Dear Disabled Friend that mental wellbeing doesn't only rely on muscle power.Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/play/dear_disabled_friend/andre_jordan_dear_disabled_friend_66.shtmlOUCH! TALK SHOW #50
YouTube star The Fully Sick Rapper, joins us from his quarantine bed in a Sydney hospital. Plus news, chat, games and music in our 50th birthday edition. Mat Fraser and Liz Carr present. Listen now or download it to your mp3 player. Please watch from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/podcast/talk_show_50_-_april_2010.shtmlDISCUSSIONS
Posts from the ever popular and ever surprising Ouch! Message boards.David Morris has died.Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/messageboards/F2322273?thread=7449631
Advice re shopping trolley. Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/messageboards/F3611783?thread=7441990
What help does a 6th form college HAVE to provide? Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/messageboards/F8146589?thread=7403056
See all messageboard discussions here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/messageboards/
DISABILITY NEWS
Check out our regularly updated news headlines page here http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/news.shtmlSTUFF
WATCH: BBC Three's autism season contains a series of programmes about young people on the autistic spectrum. It started on Thursday 22 April with The Autistic Me, One Year On, which follows the fortunes of three young men looking for love, a job and independence. It continues next Thursday at the same time, with Louis Theroux's Autistic Driving School. Here's a link to the entire season.Please read from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/pages/autism/GET INVOLVED: April 27, 8:40pm - Radio 4's In Touch, the weekly programme for visually impaired people, will be broadcasting an election special where they'll be asking your questions to representatives of the three main parties. If you have something you're keen to have answered, then email intouch@bbc.co.uk before close of PLAY on Sunday THE 25TH OF April.
BE ON A SHOW: If you're a short statured person aged 18 or over, living in Northern Ireland, listen up. Mind The Gap Films are making a programme where a person with restricted growth gets to spend a couple of days with comedian Adam Hills, having a laugh and showing him what their life is like. Find out more by contacting Anne Heffernan at anne@mindthegapfilms.com before the 3rd of May.
The Ouch! team has made it back from Birmingham's Naidex unscathed and we'd like to thank everyone who joined us at our stand and in the seminars. It was particularly lovely to meet some of the regular posters to the Ouch! messageboard.
Email from: Frank Mulcahy
By: BBC Ouch disabled
When: 7/2/2014