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22nd
March 2004
National
Association of Disabled Supporters
Please
find a link below to the new National Association of Disabled
Supporters newsletter, the Gazetta. The newsletter contains details
of our forthcoming AGM, an introduction from our Chairman, news
on Wembley, the Millennium Stadium, NADS work on the Disability
Discrimination Act plus much more.
A
copy of the newsletter can be downloaded
here
You
will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view the newsletter. This can
be
downloaded free of charge from www.adobe.co.uk/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.
Finally,
NADS has recently set up an email discussion site (more of which
is in the newsletter). If you wish to subscribe to that, please
send an email to nads-discussion-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
If
you have any comments about the newsletter, want to know more
about NADS or would like to be removed/have the details amended
from this mailing list, please contact us at wheels7@btopenworld.com.
If you have received this more than once, please confirm the correct
email address to use in the future.
Gary
Deards
NADS Vice Chair &Press Officer
www.nads.org.uk
17th
March 2004
QPR
lunch and matchday package auction
This
is a new initiative from QPR, you bid for a matchday package for
2 people worth £140, below are the details and link to the
offer.
"Book
your table and be able to watch QPR in style. This is a great
experience for all Rangers fans and includes a great seat for
one of the remaining games this season. You choose the game and
subject to availability the club willl book you in. Click the
link below for details."
QPR
Matchday Package Offer
16th
March 2004
An
update re the Our QPR walk to Brentford at present £7541.44
has been received in sponsorship. If you still have money and
forms please send it in as soon as you can.
15th
March 2004
On
Saturday March 27th after the Luton Town home game, O'Donoughes
Bar in Shepherds Bush, are running an entertainment evening for
all Queen's Park Rangers supporters.
The
evening will begin straight after the game and will be attended
by current Rangers goal keeper Chris Day and former Queen's Park
Rangers legend Alan McDonald. Both Chris Day and Alan McDonald
will be signing autographs and will be answering questions from
the floor later that night.
Following
Alan McDonald and Chris Day there will be a disco and auction
of QPR memorabilia with all proceeds raised going to Queens Park
Rangers Football in the Community and OUR QPR.
Tickets
for the night will be £5 and available from Yvonne at QPR,
behind the bar at O'Donoughes and in the Smuts (LSA Matchday Clubhouse)
before the next home game. Make sure you get your tickets early
for what will be a fantastic nights entertainment for all QPR
supporters.
9th
March 2004
Fans
to Have a Say campaign
As
part of the Time for Fans to Have a Say campaign the FSF is promoting
the motion below in Parliament. Tabled by Alan Keen MP ten days
ago so far it has the support of 44 MPs (also listed below).
Can you help by contacting your MP and urging him/her to sign
the motion (or if they are a Minister to express general support
as members of the Government do not sign motions).
DONT KNOW WHO YOUR MP IS?
Find out by entering your postcode at www.locata.co.uk/commons
MOST MP'S EMAIL ADDRESSES ARE ALSO AT THIS ADDRESS. ALTERNATIVELY
YOU CAN WRITE TO THEM @ HOUSE OF COMMONS, LONDON SW1A 0AA.
Thanks for your help.
EDM 703 - FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS
Keen/Alan
That this House notes that football is now a multi-million pound
industry but that the supporters that sustain the game are not
treated as significant stakeholders, especially at national level;
therefore believes the Football Supporters' Federation initiative,
Time for Fans to Have a Say, is timely; welcomes examples of good
practice at local level where some clubs, especially those that
have active supporters' trusts and other fan organisations, are
now consulting and involving supporters; calls on all in football
to follow this good practice; believes that fans' organisations
should be supported by the football industry; and supports the
establishment of appropriate consultative arrangements so that
fans' views can be sought on issues such as constant fixture changes,
new broadcasting contracts, reductions in ticket allocations for
away fans, measures to combat racism in football, policing and
stewarding at football matches, and potential changes to national
and domestic competitions.
February 2004 News
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