Tributes paid after tireless campaigner for disabled and elderly rights dies aged 84

A CAMPAIGNER who tirelessly fought for elderly and disabled people's rights has died at the age of 84.

- By STEVE BAGNALL Daily Post Reporter

Ken Mack was well known around the Wrexham area for his work to improve the conditions for disadvantaged people across the country.

A tribute by his son, Philip Mack, said: “Ken Mack, national campaigner for the disabled and elderly, passed away peacefully at Wrexham Maelor Hospital on Sth July aged 84.

“Mr Mack had been a champion for disability rights for over 40 years and latterly the rights of elderly people.

“He led several all-party delegations to 10 Downing Street, presenting petitions that sought justice and improved conditions for the disadvantaged across the UK.