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Corinium Talking News
Tel: 01285 898594 GL7 1YD 12.4 miles away	We are here to help those who find it difficult to read the local news. CTN is a dedicated and skilled team of volunteers who bring digitally recorded news to the blind and visually impaired in Cirencester and the surrounding areas.
Witney Talking News
Tel: 01993 444 986 High Street Methodist Church High Street Witney Oxon OX28 6HG 18.7 miles away	Witney Talking News makes weekly digital recordings of news taken from local newspapers. Copies of these recordings (on a USB memory stick) are sent free of charge to people in the West Oxfordshire Social Services area with a visual impairment or who have difficulty accessing printed material. Pl... Continue reading overview
Home And Away Short Break Scheme Swindon
Tel: 01793 465706 Swindon Borough Council Civic Offices Euclid Street Swindon Wiltshire SN1 2JH 22.7 miles away	The Home and Away Scheme is designed to support the parents of children with disabilities. It provides respite care for the parents and carers of disabled children by giving them a regular, and much needed, short break away from the unique, complex demands and special parenting skills required to... Continue reading overview
Swindon And District Talking Newspaper Swindon
Tel: 01793 522511 SN1 3BU 23.1 miles away	Swindon and District Talking Newspaper (STAN) produces a weekly cassette/sound file which is sent to our listeners each week.
Sight Concern Worcestershire Worcester
Tel: 01905 723245 The Bradbury Centre 2 Sansome Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 1LH 25.9 miles away	Sight Concern Worcestershire provides support and information to people throughout the county who experience some level of significant sight loss.