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Coronavirus update 28: Lockdown lifting
Gemma and Tara go over the main points from Boris Johnsons speech today about lifting the lockdown restrictions. It’s in BSL with captions and voiceover. If you are unsure of any information, please get in touch.
Read MoreCovid update 27: Alert Level Drops
Ky and Rachael discuss the changing of the UK alert level, the reduction in death rate and how to communicate through masks. If you would like to buy a ‘I’m a Lip Reader’ badge click here https://cambsdeaf.org/order-your-im-a…
Read MoreOrder your ‘I’m a Lip Reader’ ‘Sign Language’ or the I’ am Deaf’ card today
ALL BADGES AND CARD SOLD OUT – NO LONGER TAKING ORDERS. CDA Members can get badges and cards free direct from CDA staff or volunteers Facemarks are now mandatory on public transport and being worn by many people who work in shops and other services. Masks are essential safety items but also a problem for
Read MoreCoronavirus Update 26: Discussion about Masks on LBC
Here’s the audio and caption from a news item by LBC featuring Oliver Clayton (in video) and Andrew Palmer with Roger Wicks from Action on Hearing Loss explaining why masks are an issue for deaf people.
Read MoreCoronavirus Update 25 Boris Johnson’s latest speech – lockdown rules being relaxed…
Tara and Gemma analyse Boris Johnson’s speech on Thursday where new measures to ease lockdown were announced including new ‘support bubbles’ and zoos, safari parks and places of worship opening.
Read MoreFirst local Deaf Community Update Video
Heather chats to Ky about all the activities coming up at CDA next week including exercise and cooking!
Read MoreCoronavirus Update 24: Holiday quarantine plans and fines
Gemma and Tara disucss today’s developments around an annoucement that £1,000 fines could be imposed for breaking holiday lockdown rules. Also the term ‘Air Bridge’ is clarified and news of a mass party in London for 500 people being broken up.
Read MoreHow to serve customers with sensory loss? A free webinar
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Do you serve customers who are deaf, have hearing loss, visually impaired or blind? Or are deaf and blind? Would you like to learn more about how to serve those customers? Cambridgeshire Sensory Partnership, a collaboration of local sensory charities, are providing their expertise to businesses for free in an exclusive webinar on 10th June
Read MoreCoronavirus Update 23 – Lockdown changes, track and trace and end of applause?
Tara and Angus join Andrew to discuss some of the latest developments inluding changes to lockdown, tracking and tracing and what’s happening with the applause on Thursday?
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