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Cai Wilshaw

  • Associate Director, Hawthorn Advisors
  • Commentator, GB News
United Kingdom
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LISTEN: Women's self defence club gets funding to tackle park safety on the Wirral

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By Cai Wilshaw
| MerseySportLive Verified
Women’s self defence classes have been set up in Birkenhead park courtesy of an injection of funds for the Wirral Council through the Police Crime Commission. Fiona Hanik, a health development officer for the council, has set up Martial Arts style training for women in partnership with Nine Dragons Martial Arts Club.
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Why Bootle's poor home form could cost them promotion

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By Cai Wilshaw
| MerseySportLive Verified
Ahead of Bootle FC’s home clash with Newcastle Town on Saturday, the club sit ninth in the Northern Premier League West division – just three points outside the play-off places. Following last Saturday’s 3-1 victory away to Kidsgrove Athletic, the Bucks now have 21 points from their travels which is a point shy of league-leading Lower Breck. Therefore, their mid table league position reflects closer to home.
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WATCH: The LJMU project changing lives for people with learning disabilities

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By Cai Wilshaw
| MerseySportLive Verified
Every Friday morning, LJMU’s sports building bursts to life with the Yes, We See You project, a feel good session making sure adults with learning disabilities are seen, heard and valued. The project was launched by LJMU Education Secretary Janette Porter after Mencap’s national Do You See Me? campaign exposed how many adults across the country felt invisible.
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