From 4th May 2023, voters in England will need to show photo ID to vote at polling stations in some elections. Do you need help to get photo ID or to register for a postal vote? If so we can help. Call in to DENW between 9.30 and 3.30pm on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays.…
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Fantastic news! Watch this space for further updates #TNLCommunityFund. We’re very grateful, and excited, to have received #NationalLottery funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to support disabled people in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble, to stay safe with a range of services. Huge thanks to our Support Local Lottery Players #MakeAmazingHappen Find out more…
We are delighted to be working with the Lancashire Constabulary again, this time with the Preston Police’s Community Cohesion Team. You may have recently seen on our social media about our campaign across Preston and lots of our volunteers getting involved. It was great to see so many local businesses supporting our Safe Space for…
Congratulations to Denise Wilkinson, the 2021 winner of the Lesley Finley award, presented to her by Sandra Prince, Lesley’s mum. Previous award winners include Becky Rich and David Hinchliffe, pictured below.
This year DENW turns 25, so we’ve tried to make the most of the celebrations, in a number of different ways, so it was great to unveil this fabulous creation by local artist David Robinson of DaveRob Design. And what better way to celebrate, than with a creation of our iconic building in #Preston another…
A “crackin’” time has been had all round so far over the past couple of weeks as the new Wallace and Gromit bench is unveiled outside the Markets in Preston city centre. Preston is home to Wallace and Gromit’s creator Nick Park, where he was born in 1958 and our CEO Mel Close, was among…
The COVID-19 Link Project enabled disabled people across Lancashire…
