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  • Golds and diamonds for Team Blesma at Invictus

    Mac McLaren taking part in wheelchair rugby training for the 2025 Invictus Games
    28 March 2025

    Besma Members returned from the Invictus Games in Canada with a hatful of medals and lastingmemories of being part of the UK team. Former Royal Irish Regiment soldier Andy Allen bagged medals in all four of his events at the nine-day tournament in February, which attracted more than 500 competitors from 23 nations. “It was a phenomenal Games. The camaraderie, the banter and the feeling of being together and supporting each other were so strong,” said Andy, who played in the UK wheelchair

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  • Blesma Members Take on Ski Adventure in the French Alps

    Blesma Member is skiing at La Plagne
    24 March 2025

    Thrill-seeking Blesma Members have hurtled down an Olympic bobsleigh course in an adrenaline-busting finale to the annual ski trip in the French Alps. Fastened in securely and under expert guidance, eight intrepid daredevils experienced speeds of up to 50mph as they raced around the track’s stomach-churning bends. The 16-strong party, led by

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  • Blesma Statement on NHS England

    NHS England
    13 March 2025

    We are aware of the announcement today by the Prime Minister regarding his plan to abolish NHS England.  We, like others, are waiting for more detail to be released about how and when any changes will take place. We will work with the relevant Departments to ensure that our Members needs are understood and that services remain in place to meet those needs into the future.

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  • "Achieving dreams is possible"

    Lexi finally reached Land’s End 45 days
    24 February 2025

    Since she decided to have her leg amputated in 2019, Lexi Chambers has been on a long journey. But you can't help thinking that this is just the beginning  Turning the daunting into the achievable is what Lexi Chambers does best, and the five-time Guinness World Record holder has just gone to even greater lengths by propelling her standard wheelchair the lengths of Britain! For the whole of September and into October, the former Royal Signals soldier pushed her wheelchair almost 1.000 mi

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