AFC Bournemouth: A Club in their Community

By 3rd of February 20102010, Sport

A three minute feature looking at the role of the Disabled Liaison Officer at league two AFC Bournemouth. The piece explores the job done by DLO Phil Tyrell in enhancing a home match day experience for disabled cherries fans. Contributions from disabled fan Nick Biship with personal anecdotes about the value in having an effective disabled liaison officer.

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Presented & Produced By Samuel Burch

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