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Disability Somerset

An event in May in Somerset
Sedgemoor Auction Centre
North Petherton
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Disability Somerset ends on 30th November -0001
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The South West's only major independent living exhibition, takes place at the Sedgemoor Auction Centre, North Petherton, Somerset, TA6 6DF.

Over 100 businesses and organisations will be showcasing a wealth of equipment, products and services that enable older people and disabled people of all ages to live independently.

The exhibits are fully complemented by a programme of demonstrations and work shops.

This is a FREE event in a fully accessible venue with ample free parking.

Scooters and Wheelchairs are available to hire to help you get around.

For full information and to reserve your free tickets visit www.disabilitysomerset.org.uk or call 01823 282823.

Contact name: Michelle Edwards
email: michelle@compassdisability.org.uk

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