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driving instructor about their attitudes to their jobs has made me feel more at rest about learning to drive, she explained. Hearing their professional opinions on the importance of remaining
driving test, also took part in the discussion. Fixers is fantastic because it is giving young people a say in how the process of learning to drive can be made
learning to drive. Hear from others affected by this issue. Click to read their stories. Naomi says: 'We hope our film has a positive impact on young people who are driving
learn how to drive, and even get married, but I can t afford these things. People cannot live off zero and low-hour contracts because it s not a steady
Driving with Cerebral Palsy - Charlotte's Story' below. Sandra Proudfoot, from Scottish Disability Sport, also features in the television piece. I think it s very important for people with disabilities to get involved and enjoy sport,' Sandra explains. They
learned all about what's going wrong with the planet, but we weren't taught what to do about it, so I wanted to start doing something. 'The bike business was an idea I realised I could feasibly do.' Nina
learning disabilities from Northern Ireland to encourage others to see people for their 'ability rather than disability'. The 33* year old is frustrated that people too often focus on what she can t do rather than what
driving without insurance. As it was his first offence Jordan was dealt with outside the court system and was subject to a Diversionary Youth Conference instead. He says: I got off lightly because it was my first offence
drive the investigation. They show that sexualised behaviour is the new norm as schools are not dealing with matters of sexual harassment effectively. Teachers tend to brush off incidents because of students relatively young ages and many incidents go unreported
learned that swearing is a lot more common than in youth football, says Jess. Being a young female, it seems to be that I get a lot more abuse from the fans and the crowd. 'They just
Ciarán wants students to keep a lookout for vulnerable people in their midst on campus.
Archie looks after his younger sister and wants better understanding of what young carers do.
A group of aspiring actors are calling for better roles for black and Asian people.
Care leaver Julia is raising the aspirations of teenagers growing up in foster homes.
Ben Simms and his group from Watford FC are encouraging those with disabilities to work in sport.
Layne wants people to shun celebrities and choose real people as role models.
Welsh students want to reduce the stigma surrounding free school meal provisions.
A group of students from Worcester Uni have made wristbands promoting mental wellbeing.
Sarah wants to turn her driving test failures into motivation for disheartened learners.
Jacob wants those with disabilities to be encouraged to pursue a career in sports.
Jay Connor wants people to realise that their last pint isn't worth a life.
Lucinda wants young people to be aware of the responsibilities of driving.
Ben Dalton is campaigning for legislation to be imposed to limit the age of coach tyres.
Fixers from across the South East congregated to have a serious talk about social mobility
Jess Starns announced one of the most influential people with a disability
Sophie wants to show how it feels to have an illness that people can’t see or don’t understand.
Fixers is a project of the Public Service Broadcasting Trust, funded by the National Lottery through the Big Lottery Fund, and featured on ITV.
