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Laura Hawksworth: What it’s like to play for the only deaf short-mat bowls team playing in professional leagues in England

October 22, 2014

My short-mat bowls team is the only one of its kind in England; a full team of deaf individuals, with […]

“We are all on our own ultimately, and that is where my work comes from.” Meet Deaf artist and author Louise Stern

October 21, 2014

You are an artist and an author – how much were you exposed to art and literature in your younger years? My […]

Journalist Liz Jones accused of “irresponsible journalism” as deaf charity finds no record of her having an official hearing dog

October 20, 2014

The Mail journalist Liz Jones, who regularly writes about her deafness, has been criticised for saying that she has four hearing dogs. The […]

Diary of a Deaf Filmmaker, Month 4: Working with a hearing (god forbid) producer

October 20, 2014

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Something has become very apparent to me this month, and that is the importance of communication. So many things are […]

Dave Weeds: Why I’m running marathons on 7 continents (including the Antarctic) for the NDCS

October 19, 2014

In 2008, shortly after turning 31 I wanted to do something ‘life defining’ that I could look back on in […]

Mark Nelson: Peak Access Theory

October 18, 2014

Every Saturday morning, we are publishing one popular article from our archive, which you might have missed the first time […]

Go see: Sencity party in London next weekend!

October 17, 2014

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Ingredients: Seventeen team members. Five senses. Four elements. Two nights. Vibrating dancefloors. Aroma jockeys from Holland. Visual jockey from America. […]

Browsing Archives of Author »Charlie Swinbourne«

Laura Hawksworth: What it’s like to play for the only deaf short-mat bowls team playing in professional leagues in England

“We are all on our own ultimately, and that is where my work comes from.” Meet Deaf artist and author Louise Stern

Journalist Liz Jones accused of “irresponsible journalism” as deaf charity finds no record of her having an official hearing dog

Diary of a Deaf Filmmaker, Month 4: Working with a hearing (god forbid) producer

Dave Weeds: Why I’m running marathons on 7 continents (including the Antarctic) for the NDCS

Mark Nelson: Peak Access Theory

Go see: Sencity party in London next weekend!

Alex Nowak: How I set up Sri Lanka’s first Deaf film festival!

Darren Townsend-Handscomb: 6 suggestions for the Access to Work Select Committee (who had no BSL interpreter yesterday)

Richard Turner: Discovering music again with a cochlear implant