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The Other Side Of Blackpool Podcast

The Other Side Of Blackpool Podcast

By: Poverty Truth Network
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This podcast is created by the Poverty Truth project based in Blackpool.This series of podcasts is here to highlight the various issues in the town and bring the links between various groups and organisations together.

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Episodes
  • Millions Wasted On Missed Appointments in Blackpool

    Millions Wasted On Missed Appointments in Blackpool
    Dec 15 2025

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    In this episode Host Gillian Oliver is joined by Emma Jackson from the Poverty Truth and resident Sasha as they review the December Disability Forum Meeting

    On the agenda was patient transport, disabled parking in the town and much more
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    35 mins
  • Disabled Life in Blackpool is just not cricket

    Disabled Life in Blackpool is just not cricket
    Oct 20 2025

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    Join host Gillian Oliver as she brings you the latest from October's Disability Forum in Blackpool
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    28 mins
  • Disabled Parking in Blackpool - Good luck with that!

    Disabled Parking in Blackpool - Good luck with that!
    Sep 8 2025

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    In this episode Host Gillian Oliver is joined by Brian from Brunswick PACT and they talk through about the issues raised at the latest Disability Forum in August.

    The Forum was joined by head of traffic at Blackpool Council Ian Large who answered questions around disabled parking and other issues in the town

    Also in the meeting was Sean Raynor who had a serious brain injury and is trying to raise money for his new electric wheelchair. Here is his Go Fund Me page if you would like to donate

    https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-sean-get-a-new-electric-chair
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    33 mins
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