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‘Nowhere I can play’: Disabled children excluded from Welsh parks

Summary by Pembrokeshire-herald.com
NEARLY four in ten disabled children in Wales “never or hardly ever” play outside due to a “heartbreaking” lack of accessible parks, politicians have warned. Rhys ab Owen, an independent, described the situation as “disgraceful” as he cited a Play Wales report showing 37% of disabled children are effectively shut out of playgrounds. Leading a debate in the Senedd on Wednesday December 17, he read the testimony of a ten-year-old boy from Blaenau …
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‘Nowhere I can play’: Disabled children excluded from Welsh parks

Nearly four in ten disabled children in Wales “never or hardly ever” play outside due to a “heartbreaking” lack of accessible parks, politicians have warned.

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Caerphilly Observer broke the news in on Thursday, December 18, 2025.
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