All Together Now

TV’s Strictly Come Dancing star Alesha Dixon – who has a younger brother with cerebral palsy – is supporting a new campaign to help families of the 770,000 disabled children in the UK.

A GROUP of young disabled campaigners told cinema bosses some of their own horror stories at many UK venues – and demanded action to end the “second-class service” they face.

PEOPLE who murder disabled or transgender people in hate crime attacks will face life sentences with a starting point of 30 years, says Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke.

DESPITE the hype and the millions being spent on the London Paralympics, disabled people remain sceptical about the impact the Games will have on improving attitudes towards disability.

WE HAVE 10 super prize packages especially for children in our special Christmas Junior Gardening competition.

STAND by for the biggest and best yet edition of All Together NOW!

MEET the lucky winner of our fantastic Park Hamper competition. Mrs Hazel Sutcliffe scooped the super, top-of-the-range Empire Hamper, worth almost £520. The competition attracted more than 1,500 entries.

FORMER Government Minister Jane Kennedy is teaming up with your award-winning charity newspaper, All Together NOW!

ONE of the UK’s top entrepreneurs handed out prizes totalling £115,000 to small businesses and charities at a glittering award ceremony in the heart of Cheshire. Steve Morgan, chairman of Redrow, Wolverhapton Wanderers FC, and the Bridgemere Group of Companies, said: “It is particularly heartening as Britain tries to claw its way out of recession to see so many new businesses not only starting up, but thriving in our area. Long may it continue.”

A CHARITY has found the perfect people to combat the bullying of those with learning disabilities – the victims themselves.