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Learn your rights: carer information day
Learn your rights as a carer and for the person you care for at The Brain Charity’s carers rights information day.
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Get ready for Pride workshop
Fun, creative workshops to make banners, bunting and decorations in preparation for Pride in Liverpool.
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The Brain Charity’s Ice Ball
The Brain Charity’s 10th anniversary ball will be the coolest yet! Join us at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Liverpool city centre on Friday, 2nd December from 7pm until late.
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Number one hitmaker Sonia announced as The Brain Charity’s Ice Ball performer
Sonia was the first British female solo artist to have five singles from one album reach the top 20
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Published: 31 May 2022
Walking football: Why this slower-paced version of the beautiful game is no less enjoyable
Walking football is good for you - the LCFA explains why
Category: Events
Published: 1 March 2022
Winners of Liverpool Poetry Prize announced
The winning poem conveys the positive mindset of someone living with dementia
Category: Events
Published: 18 February 2022
What’s on: your guide to The Brain Charity’s 2022 events and charity challenges
There's something for everyone in our biggest and best year of Liverpool charity events yet
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Published: 16 February 2022
The Brain Charity’s Burns Night Supper postponed to June
The first Burns Night was actually also held in the summer - before moving to its traditional January date
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Published: 12 January 2022
Renowned Liverpool poet Roger McGough to judge inaugural Liverpool Poetry Prize
The contest will amplify the voices of the neurodiverse community
Category: Events
Published: 24 November 2021
Tickets selling fast for The Brain Charity’s Roaring 20s Ball
For Christmas 2021, shake off the pandemic and party like it’s the 1920s
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Published: 13 November 2021
Stroke survivors improved ability to communicate by making art inspired by British Library sound archive
People with aphasia, caused by a stroke, listened to sounds from the British Library and created paintings
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Published: 20 May 2021
