Notts County Football Club Disabled Supporters Association

Our Website is now fully updated with all governance documents ncfcdsa.co.uk

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Nipped across to say hi to the Forest DSA at half time today and got this photo of you all. Was lovely to catch up with so many of our members today. Looking forward to the new season, hopefully see even more of you at the Leicester game.

Latest minutes from June are now on our website for viewing. https://www.ncfcdsa.co.uk/home Click documents, then general Committee 👍

ncfcdsa The Notts County Disabled Supporters Association (NCFCDSA) is a group founded by Disabled Notts County Supporters, for Disabled Notts County Supporters, their Partners, Personal Assistants (PA's) or Accessible Companions. Our mission is simple: to promote, enhance, and further the football

We want to send a really big thank you to Paul Mace and the Magpie Circle podcast for a massive £805 donation that they raised for the NCFCDSA at their Wembley reunion event.

Not only was it a fantastic night but the donation will make a huge difference to helping us get projects up and running; allowing us to better support disabled fans next season.

Thank you so much to Paul and the team and everyone who went along bought raffle tickets, bid on items and supported.

Self explanatory. See you there!

On Wednesday 17th June The DSA will be attending a meeting which kickstarts a new chapter in our history by officially becoming members of the NAFDSA.

We were on the steering committee from the get go of this national federation, giving DSA’s up and down the country real teeth when combating all things DSA.

This particular meeting will be in readiness for its launch at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium at the back end of July.

Committee as well as member briefing updates will follow the launch, when every member will get their say.

Calling all NCFC DSA Members to the AGM on
Monday 22nd June

Trent Navigation 6.30pm
Strictly a members only event.

Please come along and be part of our growing family.
Anyone wishing to be considered for a position on the committee needs to contact the Secretary via email [email protected] no later than 24 hours before the AGM. All the committee positions can be viewed on our website https://www.ncfcdsa.co.uk/

Kind regards
Jeff Johnson
Chair

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I’ve done a DSA google recce so you don’t have to if you're planning to use the Green Man pub on Dagmar Avenue, or JJ Moons which is the local Spoons situated on Wembley High Road.

The 297 bus runs along Blackbird Hill & Blackbird Cross near the north circular. It runs past Asda (if you're parked there) to Wembley Park Station if that's where you arrive when travelling by train. The stop for Dagmar Avenue is D.

For those wanting Spoons you will require Stop SH further along Park Lane. It's the last stop on that road. Walk to the end of Park Lane, turn left and Spoons is on the opposite side of the road. Alternatively, there is a pub called the Liquor Station on the junction of the two roads. You should be able to see this from the bus stop. Spoons is three buildings up on the same side of the road as The Liquor Store.

The roads and pub entrances appear to be level access as far as I can see but I’m using google so dont shoot me if I’m wrong!

From Spoons to The Green Man is a 9 minute walk & from there its approx 13 minute walk to the stadium.

It’s a Sunday service and the route may change if the traffic gets too congested so it’s advisable to download the TFL App onto your phone. This gives real time updates on the arrival of the bus. (if I can use it, then anyone can).

Wheelchairs travel free and mostly they do not charge the carer. Otherwise it’s £1.75 per person no matter how far you travel on the bus.

Hope this helps.