One of the most gratifying things about the success of The King's Speech is that it's succeeded with a central character who is a disabled person. One of the film's strengths is that you are placed in the disabled character's shoes, and that's what Scope is asking cinema and theatre chains to do - to help ensure that disabled people can enjoy films and plays with the same degree of comfort as everybody else.
Archive - Jan 2011
January 20th
Stage and screen
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- 20 January 2011 14:13:40
January 14th
Chair of Scope: why DLA is important to me
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- 14 January 2011 11:21:05
One month before heartbreak blog from Chair of Scope
January 4th
Shops volunteering
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- 04 January 2011 11:19:26
Looking for something new to do in the new year? How about volunteering in one of Scope’s shops?
Last year, 7,874 volunteers across Scope donated 1.7 million hours of their time. Many of them worked in one of our 247 shops in a variety of roles. See the types of volunteer roles on offer.
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