| 15:49 UK time, Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Wheelie actress Cherylee Houston is about to join Coronation Street and will grace our screens in April.
The website, aims to help learning disabled people through the voting process.
This week's The Surgery on Radio 1, about stress, anxiety and depression.
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Comment number 1.
At 27th Jan 2010, Katie Fraser aka AbleGirl wrote:Ha! ha! Thinking about lots in the office then!
Currently I am thinking about:
1. My work with ALLFIE (Alliance for Inclusive Education) and my plans for campaign work with them
2. Emailing or phoning Damon to discuss possible interaction with him in the future to do with ALLFIE and our campaigns
3. The book and DVD that we have coming out with the lovely Ouch podcast host, star of Cast Offs and my friend Mat Fraser as director of our forum theatre play Jack and The Benstalk where Mat overwhemingly discusses how cinematic , beautiful and tragic my comedy fall was and saying it was the best piece of physical theatre he's ever seen! And making me go red at the same time! Ha! ha!
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