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Dear Editor
East Anglian Ambulance Service have launched a national "In case of Emergency ( ICE ) " campaign with the support of Falklands war hero Simon Weston and in association with Vodafone's annual life savers award. The idea is that you store the word " I C E " in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you would want to be contacted "In Case of Emergency".
In an emergency situation ambulance and hospital staff will then be able to quickly find out who your next of kin are and be able to contact them. It's so simple that everyone can do it. Please do Please will you also forward this to everybody in your address book, it won't take too many 'forwards' before everybody will know about this. It really could save your life
Regards
Mary
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Inverclyde Council On Disability is preparing a petition to go to the Scootish Parliament regarding the abuse of Dropped Kerbs.
The petition requests parliament to:
"Undertake a review of the Traffic Regulation Orders (Procedure) Scotland Regulations 1999 to allow for speedier provision and enforcement of Dropped Kerbs and Disabled Parking Bays to prevent their abuse, thereby allowing disabled, elderly and other users greater and easier access in their localities".
We would be grateful if you could indicate your support for this petition by emailing Chris Robertson at chris.icod@ntlbusiness.com
Bill Campbell
Project Development Manager
Register your support for our Manifesto for Inclusion by visiting our website,
http://www.inclusionscotland.org
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Hello
I am a local web designer interested in developing sites for voluntary sector organisations. I got your details off the SCVO website and would be grateful if you would consider me should you ever need web development work done now or in the future
Yours
Keith H Brown
www.kinocite.co.uk - film and DVD reviews
Thank you for your interest in anAurora, though at present we have a very good web team.
To whom it may concern:
My name is Johanna Gericke, I am a 4th year student at Glasgow Caledonian University and I am currently working on my BA (hons) dissertation.
In the course of researching the subject "Tourism Accessibility for wheelchair users" I came across your website. Since you have a profound knowledge of the subject and certainly a wide audience, it would be greatly appreciated if you could take a couple of minutes to answer the questions of this web-based anonymous survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=23351924386
This survey is part of the primary research for my dissertation and it would be of great help if you could forward the link to colleagues and members of your organisation.
Thank you very much,
Kind regards
Johanna Gericke
write2annahoj@yahoo.de
Johanna
If you like I will include your questionnaire in the next edition of anAurora
Kind Regards
Editor
www.anAurora.co.uk
anAurora
Thank you very much, this is a wonderful offer!
Unfortunately I will have to close this survey in two weeks time, in order to do the analysis for my dissertation.
It would be of great help if you could send the link it to contacts in your database, families and friends.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=23351924386
Thank you again for your help!
Kind regards,
Johanna
Merry Christmas to all and I'm sorry if anyone has been concerned due to me going AWOL for a few months. I took to the road in the old Keltymobile with the express intention of visiting the Camping & Caravanning shows and also to visit some of the companies who do van conversions.
To cut a very long story short I eventually ordered a spanking new Auto-sleeper and arranged for it to have some extra work done to accommodate a small electric buggy and to have a wee electric hoist to load and unload the buggy.
This is when things went quite wrong. The van converters found a design fault in the Motor-home's pop-up roof system and this caused a delay which also put back the installation of the hoist and buggy. Next, when I got the electric buggy, and there was a faulty Gel-battery pack and it had to be replaced. So I only just got back home in time for Christmas, (mind you I did keep popping back home to pay bills and draw my pensions).
It is lucky that both the old van and the new are winterised and I was quite comfortable. Now I have a mountain of snail-mail and e-mail to answer and I have to say sorry to everyone expecting to get a Christmas card. I will also have the old Keltymobile, (and the even older one I kept for spares), and a caravan to sell.
I won't tell you all just how much the new van, new buggy and extra conversions cost me but arms and legs are a little thinner on the ground around Papill'on Cottage now but I'm really looking forward to the new touring season this year. All I need now is a travelling companion but I expect I will just have to settle for buying another new wee papill'on as another new wee wife is a bit harder to arrange.
Noo ye aa hae ae Guid Hogmanay tae fowks
Robert, (Auld bob), Peffers,
Web site, "The Eck's Files", http://www.peffers50.freeserve.co.uk/
E-mail:- bob@weedugpeffers50.freeserve.co.uk
Hi folks
Stumbled across this site and thought it might be of interest. The bikes look great fun and the guy's a bit of all right too !!!
Mary
The Garnet Access Project exists to promote disabled access to the countryside using quad bikes and amphibious six-wheelers
http://garnetaccessproject.tripod.com
I am writing on behalf of Channel 4 Television. We are putting together a directory of disability contributors (organisations and individuals) which will be sent out to producers so they can find more disabled people to take part in their programmes. We have all of your/your organisation's relevant contact details, but before printing the directory, we wanted to check you were happy for us to include you. If we do not hear from you, we will assume you would like us to include your details. If you do have any issues or concerns, please reply to this email.
Many thanks
Nigel Cooper, Director
The Other Room
online content specialists
www.theotherroom.net
Hi Happy Christmas from Daktari Wildlife Orphanage. Perhaps you are not aware that we are linked and registered with Greater Good South Africa www.ggsa.co.za . They have this new iniative - Wish Upon a Star. Log on and make a wish or donate!
Regards,
Ian and Michele
GreaterGood SA Info
And a very merry xmas to you too. We will pass your xmas info on to our readers.
Kind Regards
editor
www.anAurora.co.uk
anAurora the Internet Magazine for the disAble Woman the 'dis' is small it's the Ability that counts.
Hello Editor,
I am writing to you to find out if your organisation wants to take out a full colour advert in our 2006 Multifaith Office Wallplanner?
It has all the dates of the major religious festivals as well as national public holidays, and helps us pay towards our direct humanitarian work, for example with homeless and destitute people from minority ethnic and refugee communities, and we have a few spaces still needing to be filled. We are printing and circulating 5,000 planners and it would mean your organisation gets all year round exposure to all minority ethnic/refugee groups and voluntary and housing organisations across Scotland.
The cost of a full colour 70mm(h) x 90 mm (w) advert is only £295 (no vat). If you would like to go ahead then please just email me at robina@paih.org with the relevant person's contact details. I look forward to hearing from you.
Robina Qureshi
DIRECTOR
98 West George Street
Glasgow G2 1PJ
Tel: 0141 353 2220 Fax: 0141 353 3882
Email: home@paih.org
Web: www.paih.org
DISCLAIMER
The opinions expressed in this email and any attachments are not necessarily those of Positive Action in Housing Ltd.
My name is Farhan age 22 and I am handicap means my leg is affected by polio and i want to know that can your organisation help me and give me treatment please.
Do reply thanks
bye
Farhan
You do not say where you come from. Unfortunately we are a voluntary run group and therefore can offer you no treatment or advice.
Below are a few organizations that perhaps could help you.
www.britishpolio.org.uk
www.lincolnshirepostpolio.org.uk
Northern Ireland Polio Fellowship
www.post-poliouk.org
If you want to send an email to us on any subject
at all, then email editor@anAurora.co.uk
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