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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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  • RESEARCH: DISABLED TRANSPORT ISN'T WORKING
    Jun 2 2025

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    In this episode we bring you the highlights from the recent Disability Forum, where we brought the research done by Healthwatch Blackpool and research done on a national level about disabled transport and found it just isn't working.

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    29 mins
  • Adolescence in Blackpool: ways to help our bullied teens
    Apr 22 2025

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    Host Gillian Oliver was back at Holy Trinity Church on Dean Street in Blackpool to pull together children and adults a like, who have all been affected by bullying and to talk to the leaders of the town.


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    25 mins
  • Patient Parking at Blackpool Victoria Hospital
    Mar 10 2025

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    In this episode host Gillian Oliver is Joined by Emma and Chrissy from the Poverty Truth to hold the Disability Forum from Blackpool Victoria Hospital

    In this episode part 1 they discussed parking at the Vic, this follows on from a mystery shopping trip they did, where parking was the clear winner in complaints

    Patient Transport questions were answered by Caroline Hargreaves from the NHS

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    27 mins

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