Ultimate Classic Rock website has reported on a group of Deaf fans who cheered on the Grateful Dead at their […]
July 14, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Go See: World Deaf Tennis Championships in Nottingham, 20th – 26th July
There’s a unique opportunity to go and see the world’s best deaf tennis players in action in Nottingham next week, with […]
Steve McCabe, the MP for Birmingham Selly Oak, has criticised the Government for making cuts to the Access to Work […]
So, I’m guessing you will have seen ‘Found’ by now? The documentary directed by the Chicken’s very own Charlie Swinbourne, […]
July 8, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Rebecca-Anne Withey: What I learned when I first appeared on TV, at the age of 14
Many people saw me on their TV screens for the first time when I was an actress on Grange Hill between 2005-2007. […]
Hello! I’d like to talk about hearing people; not family and friend-type hearing people, but hearing people who I don’t […]
My whole life has always evolved around technology, starting with analogue hearing aids at 18 months in order to access […]
Deafness experts in the US, writing in a journal called Pediatrics, have said that deaf children should be bilingual, and that […]
New Government figures have raised fresh concerns that changes to the system of guaranteed help for children with special educational […]
At 3 months old our first child Freddie, was diagnosed as profoundly deaf in his right ear and moderately to […]
July 14, 2015 by Editor
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