Browsing All posts tagged under »london«

Parents celebrate ‘huge win’ as planned staffing cuts to deaf unit at Islington primary school scrapped

March 6, 2023 by

Comments Off on Parents celebrate ‘huge win’ as planned staffing cuts to deaf unit at Islington primary school scrapped

Planned cuts to specialist staff at Laycock Primary School’s deaf unit in Islington will no longer go ahead, in what’s […]

Parents protest ‘devastating’ staffing cuts to deaf unit at Islington primary school (BSL)

December 14, 2022 by

Comments Off on Parents protest ‘devastating’ staffing cuts to deaf unit at Islington primary school (BSL)

To see the BSL translation of this article, thanks to Signly, please click on the signing hands icon at the bottom […]

Go see: Sencity party in London next weekend!

October 17, 2014 by

Comments Off on Go see: Sencity party in London next weekend!

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

Jonathan Reid: Purley, “where deaf people in London go to die”

October 11, 2014 by

Comments Off on Jonathan Reid: Purley, “where deaf people in London go to die”

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

Ted Evans: Come along to Shuffle Festival on Sunday and watch Together, a forgotten classic about two Deaf men

July 29, 2014 by

4

Naturally I’m always interested when deaf people are portrayed in films, I personally seek them out for my development project […]

London’s Royal Court theatre offers £10 tickets for captioned and BSL performances to Limping Chicken readers

July 15, 2014 by

2

The Royal Court theatre, Britain’s leading theatre for new plays, has launched a new season of accessible performances for deaf […]

Deaf News: Deaf man cleared of murdering Deaf actor Vitalis Katakinas

June 2, 2014 by

Comments Off on Deaf News: Deaf man cleared of murdering Deaf actor Vitalis Katakinas

A Deaf man has been cleared of murder and manslaughter after an incident in which a Deaf actor died. Deaf […]

Review: Deafinitely Theatre’s ‘Two’ – by Donna Williams

January 9, 2014 by

Comments Off on Review: Deafinitely Theatre’s ‘Two’ – by Donna Williams

On 14th November I had a lovely birthday treat – a trip to London to see Deafinitely Theatre’s production of […]

Charlie Swinbourne: The day I saw Nelson Mandela making a speech in Trafalgar Square

December 6, 2013 by

Comments Off on Charlie Swinbourne: The day I saw Nelson Mandela making a speech in Trafalgar Square

When I heard the sad news this morning that Nelson Mandela had passed away, my mind went back to a […]

Charlie Swinbourne: How Deaf filmmaker Ted Evans’s career hit new heights at the Paralympics

December 6, 2012 by

Comments Off on Charlie Swinbourne: How Deaf filmmaker Ted Evans’s career hit new heights at the Paralympics

In August, 80,000 people piled into London’s Olympic stadium for the spectacular opening ceremony for the 2012 Paralympic Games. But […]