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The London Tube traveller, strap-hanging, or seated, and idly gazing at eye-level advertisements, will soon have something more compelling to engage with: Advices and Queries
After negotiations, a deal has been struck to display texts from Advices & Queries on in-carriage cards in Tube trains during National Quaker Week from 24 September to 7 October
The deal consists of cards displayed in a quarter of all tube carriages, in trains on the entire network, for two weeks There are 23 million tube journeys a week, averaging 20 minutes each, making this possibly the widest outreach the Religious Society of Friends could achieve
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David Edwards, 21 August
As someone who has lived with cerebral palsy from birth I have taken a keen and one time active interest with disababily issues within the Religious Society of Friends. Some ten years ago there was a weekend conference and fairly regular issues of a newsletter called "Seeking...."
Please keep me informed about developments within the present Disabilities Equality Group.
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