Every Saturday morning, we are publishing one popular article from our archive, which you might have missed the first time […]
A mental health service for Deaf people has been forced to cut much-needed staff due to lack of funding, just […]
I’m sitting in an office, in a clean white shirt and tie, impatiently tapping my fingers on the desk. My […]
For those who do not know who I am, my name is Graham Johnston, and I am 46 years old. […]
The Deaf community has been up in arms the past couple of months about viral stories that have been dominating […]
Everyone knows about the Access to Work (AtW) problems that so many deaf people seem to have been having recently, […]
October 6, 2014 by Editor
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Ofcom have announced that deaf people and people with speech impairments should now be able to hold faster, more fluent […]
October 3, 2014 by Editor
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Tell us about your life and career? After a pretty ordinary childhood in South London, in 1977 I joined the […]
When I went back to the piano in my early forties, I decided not to mention my hearing loss to […]
The leaders of the grass-roots campaign against changes to Access to Work for deaf workers have revealed their true identities. The campaign […]
October 11, 2014 by Editor
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