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Portsmouth Association For The Blind

Tel: 023 9266 1717

St Saviours Church, Hayes Hall
283 Twyford Avenue
Portsmouth
Hampshire
PO2 8PD

65.6 miles away

Portsmouth Association for the Blind (PAB) is your local charity supporting blind and partially sighted people living within the Portsmouth area. We have been established for over 80 years and are a forward thinking association. We are based near to the centre of the city and close to local bus r...
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Portsmouth Area Talking News

Tel: 023 9269 0851

(The Studio),
48 Stubbington Avenue
North End
Portsmouth
Hampshire
PO2 0HY

66.1 miles away

We select and record a weekly digest of local news, which is then sent free of charge to blind and partially-sighted people. We also provide a similar service for the Petersfield area. Monthly recordings are made using material from Navy News, Hampshire magazine, and a selection of womens' mag...
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Corinium Talking News

Tel: 01285 898594

GL7 1YD

68.2 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.
Living Paintings

Tel: 01635 299771

Unit 8 Kingsclere Park
Kingsclere
Newbury
Berkshire
RG20 4SW

68.6 miles away

Living Paintings is a charity that provides a free lending library of touch and sound packs for visually impaired people of all ages.
Plymouth And West Devon Talking Newspaper For The Blind

Tel: 01822 618922

4 Abbey Place
Tavistock
Devon
PL19 0AA

70.7 miles away

the Plymouth and West Devon Talking Newspaper is a charity, providing a selection of articles from local newspapers which are recorded on CD each week for our blind and partially sighted listeners. The service is free and provided entirely by volunteers working from our studio in Tavistock.
Forest Sensory Services

Tel: 01594 827711

Foxes Bridge
Valley Road
Cinderford
Gloucestershire
GL14 2LJ

70.9 miles away

Forest Sensory Services is an independent, proactive charity, within the Forest of Dean, whose aim is to help and support sensory impaired people. They provide information and advice on all aspects of sensory loss. Forest Sensory Services also run training and rehabilitation courses including aw...
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Basingstoke Talking News

Tel: 01256 328143

via BVS - The Orchard White Hart Lane
Town Centre
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG21 4AF

72.8 miles away

For any person who is unable to read because of sight problems, even though they may not be registered as blind or partially sighted. Talking News is a free service. The 60 minute tape produced weekly uses news from the Basingstoke and North Hampshire Gazette.
Torr Home

Tel: 01752 771710

The Drive
Hartley
Plymouth
Devon
PL3 5SY

73.8 miles away

Torr Home is located in the centre of Hartley, Plymouth and is the home of the Devonport and Western Counties Association for promoting the General Welfare of the Blind.
Reading's Talking Newspaper

Tel: 0118 958 2056

Reading Association for the Blind (RAB)
Walford Hall
Carey Street
Reading
Berkshire
RG1 7JS

83.0 miles away

Reading's Talking Newspaper for the Blind is a registered charity which provides extracts from the Reading Evening Post and Reading Chronicle in mp3 format on USB Drives to visually impaired people in Reading and surrounding areas, we also provide players for the USB drives.
Witney Talking News

Tel: 01993 444 986

High Street Methodist Church
High Street
Witney
Oxon
OX28 6HG

83.1 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...
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