#SaveILF Campaign Pictures for Party Conference Season

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DPAC Logo with text underneath "Disabled People Against Cuts" and then web address dpac.uk.net

The Fabulous Brian Hilton has yet again come up with some great images to use during the party conference season.

Please copy these images and tweet them or use them on facebook during the party conference season

Tomasz and his son Peter show support for disabled people and the Save The Independent Living Fund Campaign in their own unique way. Every little helps, wether its writing to your local MP, lobbying your councillors or painting your neighbours gate.

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A is for Activism

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On the 22nd and 23rd October disabled people will again challenge the government in the High Court over the closure of the ILF

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Party Conference Time, grab your placards! Labour - 21st-24th Sept, Tory, 28th Sep-1st Oct, LibDem 4th 8th Oct

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Gazing on a young Nick Clegg, who'd have thought he would be in a position help save the ILF - and yet would do nothing

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Esther reminds David that if disable people are going to save the ILF we need to mobilise

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Fearless David Cameron had no qaulms about entering a nuclear facility. However he was less keen on meeting Disabled People who face becoming prisoners in their own homes if the ILF is closed

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Jane explained that the fight to save the ILF is not over and that disabled people still had a few tricks up their sleeve int he run up to the general election

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And Jane was right!!! The fight is far from over,

disabled people do have some more tricks up our sleeve to save the ILF.

More announcements to come, watch this space ……

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