In just over a week, on 7th May 2015, the United Kingdom of Great Britain will hold their General Election. By […]
Continuing our series of blogs on what’s changed over the past five years in relation to deaf children, this blog […]
April 25, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Ian Noon: Audiology services for deaf children – a review of the past five years
Continuing our series of blogs on the upcoming election, this blog takes a look at the government’s record on health […]
Apparently, there’s a big general election coming up on the 7thMay. One of the factors that voters may be taking […]
Saturday night at the movies, and I’m queueing at Reading’s Vue cinema with a couple of friends, sorting out popcorn, […]
April 22, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Deaf News: Royal School for the Deaf in Derby placed in special measures
The Derby Telegraph has reported: THE Royal School for the Deaf Derby has been placed in special measures after it […]
April 21, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Deirdre Maguire: Why you should go to the IUK Deaf Camp for young Irish and British Deaf people
Hello! My name is Deirdre and I’m the coordinator for IUK camp this year. Before I start telling you why […]
April 20, 2015 by Editor
Comments Off on Watch: Irina Drytchak’s poem CODA about being a Child Of Deaf Adults
Irina Drytchak got in touch with us last week to tell us about a signed poetry clip she has written […]
At weekends and bank holidays, we publish popular articles from our archive, which you might have missed the first time round! Tell […]
Think Deaf People Can’t Achieve? Think Again. There’s rather a lot going on in British politics right now, and not […]
April 30, 2015 by Editor
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