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Sporting Inspiration - An Interview with Karen Lewis-Archer
A Paralympian, Karen Lewis-Archer epitomises what the "You can do it" mentality is all about.
Listen Up
Listen Up is a Visit England initiative to to improve accessibility in businesses
Exercise - it might save your life
The modern day lifestyle is largely sedentary, so exercise is more important now than ever
An introduction to the Deaflympics
A brief look at the history of the Deaflympics and the upcoming 2013 Games
John Harris Paralympian
Veteran Paralympian John Harris provides inspiration to groups across the UK, here we find out a little more about his story
ZBand Review
SLFirst reviews the world's first silent alarm vibrating wristband - the ZBand
An Introduction to Fitness
Andie Vowles is a Deaf personal trainer and will be providing some advice and guidance to help you get fit and stay healthy
Offer Deaf Children Eduction in Sign Language
Basic Human Rights of Deaf Children being denied around the world
Aspiring Solicitor Helped by UK's Audiologist of the Year 2013
Audiologist of the Year 2013 helps aspiring solicitor
The Development of Deaf Villages
Deaf Villages in Ireland and Jamaica provide a sanctuary for Deaf visitors
Independent Living Fund - Court of Appeal Update
Following a legal challenge against the closure of Independent Living Fund, the Government need to re-think their plans
Deaf Discrimination? You Decide
Even today some employers think its ok to discriminate.
Deaf Education Limiting Life Choices
Research shows that deaf students achieve less at school.
NHS and the Right to an Interpreter
In an NHS setting communication is central to safety.
To Grow or Not to Grow.....?
South African writer Gaynor Young explains why 'Movember' can be problematic
Implications for Deaf Customers with Introduction of Voice Recognition
Voice biometrics are about to be introduced but what will that mean for Deaf and Hard of Hearing customers
Fitbit Flex Review
SLFirst reviews the Fitbit Flex wristband that helps you get more active
History of Pantomime
Pantomime has a long and traditional history, but remains hugely popular.
Gardening for Good Health
It's official, gardening and doing some DIY is good for you!
Save a Life with a Cold Alarm
This is one way to make elderly loved are not overly exposed to the dangers of cold weather
5 year old Claire Koch signs her Xmas Show
The joy of a child's nativity play is combined with stress for some Deaf parents
Access to Work - New Approach Threatening Well-Being
Deaf workers are facing widespread reductions in their Access to Work grants - the impact could be catastrophic
Will you make a New Year's Resolution
New Year's Resolutions are a great way to get inspired - but in the UK we dont carry through our good intentions!
Garnering Deaf Artist's Passion In India
The Atulyakala programme aims to bring deaf people in India with artistic talent the opportunity to flourish
Video Job Applications Set to Soar, but Will They be Deaf Friendly
With job applications more likely to require a short video application, will this trend disadvantage some people, especially deaf applicants?
Royal Shakespeare Company Announces Its First British Sign Language Theatre Tour
Further opening up the theatre to Deaf audiences, the RSC performance of The Jew of Malta will be fully interpreted
Ace Cafe
The world renowned Ace Cafe in London has attracted a wide range of visitors from around the world.
Find your family’s heroes with free access to an on-line database
Remembrance weekend access to an on-line data base to research family history
Deaf Awareness, Bespoke BSL supports Golf4All Programme
Staff at Ridgeway Golf4All Club learn BSL in preparation for Deaf Golf Sessions
English Deaf Squash Championships
The National Deaf Squash Championships take place on the 15th & 16th February 2014 in Manchester
Setting New Standards in Deaf and Disabled Employment
Taking employment equality seriously, the India based Lemon Tree Hotel chain are an example to the world.
Deaf Sporting Results
Sport has been a central part of deaf life for many years, here you will find the results provided to SLFirst for all UK deaf sports/sportspeople
Everton in the Community supporting Deaf Football
Everton in the Community provide a significant number of sporting opportunities and runs the deaf mens and women's football teams
Leicester Deaf Golf Open
A deaf golf competition, evening entertainment from comedian John Smith and a dance on the 13th June 2014 at Hinckley Golf Club
Beginners Exercise - Everyone Has To Start Somewhere
An introductory guide to fitness and some simple exercises by personal trainer Andie Vowles
National Deaf Squash Championships
Fiercely fought the Deaf Squash Champion's Crowns went to Jamie Mathews and Heather Thomas
'Believe to be Alive' to be supported by Pope Francis
Pope Francis to support Disability Sport event in Rome
Post 40 - Can I get fitter than ever before
Finding difficulty in wearing my favourite clothes, I decided on a tough fitness programme, but early signs are wonderful
Competing for the GB Sewing Bee Crown
Deaf, Lynda Lewis stars in BBC 2's Great British Sewing Bee that is first aired on 18th February 2014
59 Down, 41 To Go, Deafblind Runner James Clarke's Race Against Time
Deafblind since the age of 9, James Clarke is undertaking a remarkable feat
Your Chance to Nominate for Audiologist of the Year
Audiologist of the Year is now in its’ seventh year and celebrates hearing professionals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty
Lynda's Pyjamas Steal the Sewing Bee Show
Lynda Lewis made an occasion out of her first appearance on the GB Sewing Bee
Dog Tails
Cruiser, a chocolate Labrador go to school to help children with their reading and confidence
Melissa Mostyn Launches First E-Book
My Daughter and I, written by Deaf mother Melissa Mostyn, will be released on 24th April 2014
BSL Celebration Week
Working with partners, Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education have produced resources which people can use to learn some BSL
Making A Difference Through Hearing Therapy
Hearing Therapist Nicola George brings an approach to her work that really defines public service!
GB Sewing Bee's Lynda Lewis, Showing That Deaf People Can.....
Deaf Teaching Assistant by day, Sewing Bee star by evening, Lynda Lewis is showing what deaf people can achieve
Deaf Vibe's 'See me, Hear Me' Event
The event is an opportunity to promote services to deaf, hard of hearing, deafened and Deafblind people living in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent
Neglect by the NHS Leads to Reduced Life Expectancy for Deaf People
SignHealth's 'Sick Of It' Report identifies significant problems in Deaf patients being properly diagnosed
Deaf BSL Role Models Inspiring Younger Generation
As Part of BSL Celebration week, the Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education invited role models to present to the students
Announcement from the Becoming Visible Board of Trustees
Becoming Visible are moving from the Newcastle Deaf Centre to new premises with the space needed
An Interview with Midsomer Murders Star Neil Dudgeon
Approaching its 100th Episode, we are pleased to bring you an interview with Midsomer Murders' Neil Dudgeon
Access to Work - My Story
The support needed from Access to Work took months and months, causing frustration and de-motivation
Graeae and Circo Crescer e Viver Present Belonging
Belonging, produced by the UK's Graeae and Brazil's Circo Crescer e Viver will work across four languages: English, British Sign Language, Portuguese and Brazilian Sign Language
NDCS Listening Bus Visit to Machynys Golf Club
Combining the provision of deaf related information with a fun activity is a winning combination
7th World Deaf Squash
Taking place on Monday 6th - Sunday 12th October 2014 in Ede, Holland
Deaf Day Delight at City Lit
Attending Deaf Day for the first time in 40 years - I had a great time
National Deaf Tennis Championships
Defending champions head entry for National Tennis Championships for the Deaf
EDF Challenge Plate
The EDF Challenge Finals take place on 24th May at Maidstone, first game 11am k/o, second 3.30pm k/o
Belfast take the spoils in British Deaf Football Cup Finals
The British Deaf Football Cup has been contested since 1959 and this year saw Belfast regain the trophy
Willcox and Simmons clinch National titles
Both Wilcox and Simmons win singles and doubles titles
Building Communication with a Deaf Child
Being a Deaf sign language user in a Hearing Family can be extremely isolating
EDF League Final Sees St John's Deaf FC Take the Spoils
In the north versus south English Deaf Football league finals, St Johns overcome Sunderland
The Silent Killer
A recent report identified that deaf people are more at risk of killer diseases, here Jeanann gives some advice to reduce risk
Cardiff Deaf Sports & Social Club
Cardiff Deaf Centre has had its threats in recent years, but thankfully it has survived and now shows signs of flourishing.
So you want to be a sign language interpreter?
A Road Map for those interested in becoming a BSL/English interpreter
Deaf History in the Making - Welsh National Anthem performed in BSL
For the first time in history the Welsh National Anthem was performed in BSL alongside singing choirs at a national event
Aspiring, Influencing & Achieving as a Deaf Youngster
Elan Môn Gilford is a deaf youngster making the most out of every opportunity she gets
Inventive Bristol Win the EDF Plate Final
The EDF Plate Final was contested between Bristol and Black Country Deaf Football Clubs on Saturday 24th May
Jetting away for a few days in Venice
Warm and welcoming, Venice offers a unique break.
DEAFvibe awarded Queen's Award
Delegates from DEAFvibe have been invited to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 10th June 2014
The NHS Hearing Aid Crisis
With the Government considering cutting NHS provided services to deaf people, community infighting prevents a united voice!
Tennis Foundation announces Dresse & Maere Cup tennis team
Deaf Tennis players announced for the world team championships in the USA
BSL tokenism in Schools
Discussing the lack of BSL being taught in schools and whether it should be on the National Curriculum.
Home Nations Deaf Bowls Championships
Home Nations Deaf Bowls Championship will take place over 28/29 June in Edinburgh
Sky a Leading Light in Ignorant Decision Making
Sky's discriminatory decision making highlights ignorance about Deaf and HoH customers
Talking About Child Protection
Research aiming to improve support in deaf child protection cases
College Trip to a Show in London
Isolating deaf students cab be one of the impacts of a lack of deaf awareness within a college setting
Irish Women Swim into the History Books
A group of deaf women from Ireland have made history by completing a cross channel swim that began at the top of a mountain.
Principality Building Society Leading the way on Deaf Friendly Banking
The banking sector is behind the game on deaf awareness, now one Building Society is seeking to make sweeping improvements.
Deaf Athletes left out in the cold
With the Commonwealth Games in full swing, the world's best deaf sports stars have to look on
BSL Tour of Folkestone Triennial
Free BSL guided tour of the Folkestone Triennial - an ambitious public art project
Our CODA visit to Sign Circle
The CODA team had a great time at this year's Sign Circle event in Preston
British Deaf Lawn Bowls Tournament
British Deaf Lawn Bowls
An Interview with Elizabeth Bojas - Regional Teacher of the Year
Nominated by her students Elizabeth is humbled by the award and shares her love of BSL
Let’s get academic: Preparing for University
Deaf and going to university? Here are some quick hints to assist you
Deaf Sport Welcomes a New Upcoming Star
17 years old Kimberley Bruce becomes the youngest ever lawn bowls champion
Re-engineering a Jaguar Classic
Jaguar's Design Director, Ian Callum, fulfils a boyhood dream to re-engineer the classic Mark II
UN Convention Education
The decisions on deaf education by this head teacher, other educationalists, policy makers and the political elite is life-limiting on these deaf youngsters.
Audiology services failing deaf children in England
NDCS identifies gaps in audiology services when it comes to dealing with deaf children
Dedication and Hard Work Underpin Success with GB Deaf Football
Chris Beech has enjoyed a glittering GB Deaf Football career
The Flip Side of the Coin
Cochlear Implants, Hearing Aids, Lip Reading or Sign Language, if you're Deaf it's all about choice
GB Deaf football team take the spoils
Honoured to be part of a mini pre-European Championships tournament, the GB Deaf Football team secure the title.
Trafford General Hospital Audiologist Wins National Award
NHS Audiologist picks up the prestigious prize of Audiologist of the Year
NYC cops who were forced to retire for wearing hearing aids will get their day in court
New York cops challenge NYPD after being forced to retire because they wear hearing aids
Golf Well Placed To Tackle The Issue Of Loneliness
Loneliness affects many elderly people, but golf provides the opportunity for companionship, exercise and well-being
Golf Well Placed to Tackle The Issue Of Age Related Loneliness
Loneliness affects many elderly people, but golf provides the opportunity for companionship, exercise and well-being
Deaf Friendly App Opens up Nutrition Information for Deaf Community
With increased health risks, it's in all our interests to be sugar aware
Nottingham to play host to inaugural World Deaf Tennis Championships in 2015
Championships will see Deaf tennis players from around the world compete for world crown
Sign of the times for PGA
Signing golf professional Paul Aitkens opens the golfing door to hordes of deaf and disabled people
Launch of the NEW Tinnitus Support Group
Staffordshire Charity DEAFvibe set up monthly meetings for people with tinnitus
BSL Coffee Morning Sponsored by Principality BS
Deaf Friendly coffee morning at the Bridgend Branch of the Principality, inviting Deaf people to chat over a coffee and a cake
Focus on Typos Likely to Discriminate Against Deaf Job Applicants
Overzealous action to spelling mistakes in job applications shows ignorance of equal opportunities
Deaf Children, Hearing Parents and BSL
Mum of deaf children finds it impossible to find BSL tuition and faces anti BSL views from teacher of the deaf
Smiles all round at Deaf Golf Taster Session
Providing deaf aware golf taster sessions draws in youngsters to give it a try
Deaflympics Cycling Star Returns to British Competition
After 2 years competing in Belgium, Tom Smith returns to cycling on the roads of Britain
Principality's BSL Week Raises Awareness
With staff learning BSL, the Principality wanted to go one step further to support deaf people in Wales
RSC Stage First Performance With BSL
Royal Shakespeare Company get set to host its first semi-integrated Sign Language Performance.
Committee Report Confirms Access to Work Failures
Finding Access to Work's approach to BSL highly regrettable, the DWP faces a challenge to make good on its anti Deaf approach
SLFirst's 12 Deaf Reminders for Christmas
Sharing a little deaf awareness on the 12 days leading up to Christmas
Art Festivals Promotes Creative Opportunities for Deaf Children
Deaf Children Treated to Inspirational Art Event
Taking Their Place in History, Bridgend Council Win BDA Charter Award
The first Council in Wales to achieve the BDA award, Bridgend Council remain committed to supporting the deaf community
Cutting The Number of Hearings to Save Money Will Cost More
With more local clinical commissioning groups set to cut back on providing hearing aids, is the longer term cost being ignored
Young Deaf BSL Teacher Zayne Thomson Brings Energy To The Classroom
Passionate about British Sign Language, this young teacher is student centric
Association of British Sign Language Teachers and Assessors
ABSLTA’s 25th anniversary saw calls for a revival of a professional focus.
Health Advice - Check Those Moles
Show your love on Valentine's Day by checking a loved ones moles - it might prove life changing
NEXT GENERATION OF DEAF DANCE AND MUSIC STARS
Raising the Bar was developed by NDCS to make dance and music more accessible for the 45,000 deaf children and young people in the UK.
GB Deaf U23 Football Opens New Pathway to International Honours
Playing their first development game the GB Deaf U23 football team perform well against seasoned opposition
St John's Take British Deaf Futsal Cup by the Scruff of the Neck
Competing for the British Deaf Futsal Cup, St John's A beat Doncaster to take the spoils.
The Power and Wonderment of Photography
Through the eye of a camera lens, wonderful places like Paris just come alive
Captioned Lion King Proves to be Family Friendly
With Deaf Friendly entertainment difficult to come by, captions ensured everyone could enjoy the show
Deaf Opinions Facebook Page - a New On-Line Deaf Club?
Facebook has opened up an on-line community for Deaf people to get involved and to help others
Integrating BSL into our Social Care Course
Young students get far more from their BSL course than they ever imagined
Butlins with the England Deaf Darby & Joan
A brilliant annual event for Deaf over 50's, activities and good company add to people's enjoyment
Inclusive Sports Day
Inclusive Sports Day for children and adults with a disability
Deaf People 'Can Do' - And We Can Make A Difference
Politics is not just what politicians do - anyone can get involved, and anyone can drive change
Top Ten Tips for BSL Learners
Turning up for lessons is a good start, these tips will help you take your signing to a new level
Adam Evans Steps Back Into The MMA Ring
Fighting again on 7th March 2015 at Epsom Racehorse, Deaf MMA combatant Adam aims to make his record 7-0-0
Why Walking Might Help You Live Longer
Exercise is essential to healthy life, but it doesn't have to be gym work
Total Eclipse Will Be A Wonderful Sight
Between 8.42 and 10.50 on Friday 20th March, Northern Europe will enjoy a rare solar eclipse
Deaf Student and NDCS Force Government Re-Think
Following legal challenge, plans to limit the student's disability allowance will be re-considered
Police Celebrate St David's Day With a BSL Performance of Welsh Anthem
Dyfed Powys Police making history and bridging the gap with the Deaf Community
BSL - Maximising The Learning Opportunity
Making the best use of your time in the classroom and at home will improve your signing
Deaf Man Moves One Step Closer To Biggest DLA Award in the UK
Deaf man was denied disability living allowance despite needing constant assistance.
IX Deaf History International in Scotland
Deaf History Scotland & British Deaf History Society are proud to host the 9th Deaf History International Conference - “Deaf Sporting Heritage”.
Braam Jordaan, Instrumental Deaf Film Producer and Human Rights Ambassador
Born Deaf to Deaf parents, Braam is a wonderful Deaf success story
Deaf man's discrimination case against judiciary to continue to jury trial
Stevel Prakel is seeking reimbursement of interpreter costs and damages
England Deaf Women's Rugby Team Secure Another Win
Playing a local league team, England's ladies run in four excellent tries.
Turning A Deaf Ear Should Mean Greater Awareness
Used commonly to criticise being ignored, everyone should know action is needed to prevent isolation of Deaf people
VisiTalks: Developing Sign Language Tranlsation Gloves
Brothers hoping to help Deaf signers talk directly with others using movement sensors
Isolating Deaf Youngsters From The Deaf Community Might Not Be In Their Best Interests
State of the art hearing aids and cochlear implants might not translate to mainstream achievements
Charlie Chaplin - Film Industry Pioneer and Deaf Influenced?
Deaf Friend and Prominent Artist Granville Redmond played a vital role in influencing Chaplin's performances
Defending champions head entry for 2015 National Deaf Tennis Championships
Taking place on the 2-4th May 2015, players have a lot at stake with the first World Championships on the horizon
THE CLOCK IS TICKING TO REWARD YOUR AUDIOLOGIST AND WIN GREAT PRIZES
If you have the benefit of a wonderful audiologist why not nominate them
Disabled website users vote 'none of the above'
Using standard tests websites of all political parties are found to be inaccessible to disabled people
Parenting a Deaf Child can be a Minefield
Totally reliant on the experts around us, is the advice and guidance as accurate as we need it to be
Fletcher and Simmons claim National Deaf Tennis Championships titles in Welwyn Garden City
Superbly organised, Deaf tennis stars fight for national honours and world championship selection
BSL - Regional Variations - Respect and Knowledge of Linguistics
Proud of my regional signing identity, it is for the Deaf Community to decide if regional variation and linguistic rules should be dropped
Yorkshire Deaf Golf Society
Fundraising BBQ to be held at end of August
80% of recruitment consultants ‘could do more’ for disabled jobseekers
If recruiters don't understand the issues involved with disabled recruitment isn't this leading to discriminatory practices
Hidden Sugar: Just how much is in that biscuit?
James Clarke, Deafblind marathon runner, shares his thoughts about the 'hidden' sugar in foods.
World Deaf Tennis Championships, Nottingham 20-26 July 2015
Attracting the best Deaf tennis players from around the world, organisers are also laying on free session for youngsters
Leading and Pushing for Change, Braam Jordaan's Representation Promises Great Things
Young, vibrant and energetic, pushing for change for Deaf people has fast become a matter of principle
NEW SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS THE DIFFERENCE ‘LIFE CHANGING’ HEARING PRACTITIONERS ARE MAKING
Had great service from your Audiologist, this is one way to say thank-you
Is an Attitude of Tokenism to Deaf Awareness Better Than Nothing At All
A minimalist attitude to training in deafness has the potential to do more harm than good
The right of the deaf child to grow up bilingual
Often advised to pursue only oralism, research recommends deaf children get early access to a bilingual approach
Signing School Opened to Improve Outcomes Through Oral Approach
Parents and supporters take action to ensure their deaf children access education that has been designed with deaf children in mind
Touch Screen Restaurant Looks Ideal for Deaf Diners
Able to reserve on line and make choices through a touch screen pad, Inamo looks very deaf friendly
For Mainstream Deaf Cyclist Tom Smith, the Competitive Season Finally Gets Underway
Following injury, Tom Smith is back in the saddle and pursuing a professional career in mainstream competition
Great Britain name World Deaf Tennis Championships squad
With the first ever World Deaf Tennis Championships taking place in Nottingham, these Deaf athletes are taking part in making history
Bus Drivers learn sign language to help deaf customers
First Glasgow responds to Deaf customer communication needs
Purley deaf tennis ace Jack Clifton earns USA college tennis scholarship
Up and coming Deaf Tennis star looks to inspire deaf youngsters
Deaf and hard of hearing people call for more accessible activities in new research
Research by UK Deaf Sport provides a platform to improve sports access to Deaf and Hard of Hearing people across the UK
Severe Litigation Might Lead to Changed Attitude in Teaching of Deaf Children
Deaf student is awarded significant costs by a school district who let him down
An interview with dedicated budding tennis star Jack Clifton
Deaf from birth, Jack's access to Deaf Sport has given him wonderful experiences and a great opportunity for the future
Cochlear Implants, Confidence and New Experiences
Excluded through people's ignorance and lack of interest in deafness growing up, I'm now determined to make the most of new opportunities
Draw and Results from the World Deaf Tennis Championships
Attracting the world's best players, here is the draw and regular updates as the matches take place
Five Brits earn early singles wins at World Deaf Tennis Championships
Showing great fighting qualities, the first round proved successful for home grown talent
Over half of disabled jobseekers find application stage challenging
Mirroring the experience of many deaf applicants, research identifies the barriers Deaf people face in the jobs market
Diabetes-related amputations are 85% avoidable
Knowledge and management of the personal risks could reduce the number of lower limb amputations
Deaf Community Given No Consideration by Met Police Commissioner's Recruitment Policy
Understanding that communities have different needs from its police force, the Met Police demonstrates ignorance to the needs of Deaf people
Quarter-finalists decided at World Deaf Tennis Championships
Attracting deaf tennis stars from 20 countries, the early rounds have been competitive
Panyushkin and Hayat impress in World Deaf Tennis Championships
With the quarter finals completed, the best Deaf tennis players in the world are in sight of the first ever world titles
Britain's Esah Hayat reaches World Deaf Tennis Championships boys' singles final
An exciting day of Deaf Tennis giving us the line-ups for some of the weekend's finals
Deaf Friendly Tennis Event Seeks to Attract new Deaf talent
Hosting a fun and informative day, deaf youngsters will have left Nottingham inspired by the opportunities that exist within Deaf tennis
Britain's Hayat wins inaugural boys' singles gold at World Deaf Tennis Championships
An exciting day of tennis sees two big wins for British players and exciting finals lined up for the final day of competition
Panyushkin and Villamandos-Lorenzo win 1st World Deaf Tennis Championships singles titles
A wonderful week of tennis was wrapped up with singles and doubles finals
World Deaf Tennis Championships a Huge Success on and off the Court
World Deaf Tennis Championship organised and managed with high levels of professional competence
At the start of another year of teaching BSL, motivations to learn seems to be changing
Learning BSL is not just about getting a job for some, it is about wanting to chat to Deaf people
Should Deaf Equality Really be so Limited in Scope
People with a commercial interest often sacrifice true Deaf Equality for personal influence or financial gain
UK Audiologist of the Year turns Rehabilitation into an Adventure not a Task
Southampton based audiologist receives heartfelt feedback from one of her patients
Annual Lecture on Scotland's BSL Bill
Free lecture about Scotland's new 'BSL Bill' - what does it mean and what happens next?
Visually stimulating, the Vatican City is a must visit destination
Strolling around, going at your own pace, there is plenty of information on offer
SURVEY REVEALS ONE IN SEVEN DRIVERS HAVE ENGAGED IN SEXUAL ACTIVITY WHILST BEHIND THE WHEEL
Survey puts a whole new focus on why people might drive badly
Should we be bothered with BSL linguistics
Concentrating on the rules, there are numerous examples of inaccurate signs every day
Deafism - the Hidden and Never Talked About Discrimination
Daily discrimination is a common experience for many Deaf people in their work and private lives
Making your money go further at Christmas time
Being able to easily compare prices will lead you to pay the lowest prices around
Cutty Sark Tours in British Sign Language (BSL)
Extending their accessible programmes, a tour of this great clipper is available in a BSL guided tour
Over 19 Million Homes at Risk of Fire this Christmas
With the American-like trend for Christmas lighting expanding, it's important to know how to do it safely
Cuts to Disabled Student's Allowance will especially disadvantage Deaf students
There are fears easier options around withdrawing university places might be taken instead
Deaf School that holds fond memories under threat of closure
Made job ready at Margate Deaf School - 94 years old Dennis Harris was taught skills that served him well through adult life
Young American changing the lives of Deaf children in the developing world
Just 18, Grace O'Brien is made of wonderfully caring stuff.
Deaf Friendly Barbados Ensures Repeat Visits
A beautiful island with charming people, the island has much to offer deaf travellers
Old, Deaf and Side-lined by my Family
Becoming Deaf has brought loneliness to family get togethers, even though I am amongst loved ones
Deaf people still denied chance to do business through email and on-line chat
With new technology, comes better Deaf access, but too many businesses still insist on a telephone call
Semi-integrated BSL show, significantly improves enjoyment of Deaf audience
Having a BSL interpreter on stage and moving around the set, is a step up in accessible live shows
Subtitled BSL Film Captures Values of Old Deaf Culture
Pulled together from film footage thrown in a skip, the film is a must see for anyone who is deaf
BSL Changed The Quality Of My Life
Loss of hearing brought isolation and a break down in family communication - learning BSL has changed that.
You Think You Know British Sign Language? Think Again!
Through increased popularity of the beauty and effectiveness of signed language, ignorance rears its sorry head.
