News from Peterborough Deaf Club

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKCf9pY5B5I Here’s Dan McMillan of Peterborough Deaf Club letting us know about the club night on July 9th at 6pm till 10:30pm. Its at the Kingfisher Centre, Bretton, Peterborough. See the map below. Its a regular social evening but the team will also be letting people know about the PDC program for 2016-17. See Peterborough

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Watch England v Wales at CDA today

We’ll be watching today’s big game on our huge screen at our building at Romsey Terrace in Cambridge today. Doors will be open at 1:30pm. We’ll have some nibbles but bring your own drink! See you then      

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Deaf-friendly swimming Gala comes to Cambridge!

NDCS and GLL are holding a deaf-friendly swimming gala for deaf children and young people at Parkside Pool in Cambridge. This is an exciting opportunity for deaf swimmers to meet, have fun and compete together in a friendly and supportive environment. The event is open to deaf 8 – 18 year olds who can swim

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Suzanne's ME talk at Peterborough Drop in

CDA Volunteer Suzanne Foulstone gave a presentation about living with ME (Myalgic encephalomyelitis) to the weekly Peterborough Drop In yesterday. Her friend Kay also contributed, talking about visiting her friend at home when she is suffering the symptoms of the disease. Thanks to Suzanne and Kay for the interesting presentation. You can find out more about

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Queens Birthday Celebrated in Style!

The Queen’s 90th Birthday was celebrated in style at March Deaf Club on Friday as over 40 party-goers gathered to raise a glass to Her Majesty. It was a feast fit for a Queen as deaf people young and old enjoyed the party food and took part in two Betty-based brain teasing quizzes by Ann

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Successful return of BSL Walks!

Take a look at some of the pictures from our BSL walk earlier in May. The keen ramblers took in a walk around Ely stopping off at the pub for a chat afterwards! The next walk is on 12th June at 11am in Stilton. Check our our BSL walks webpage for more information. http://cambsdeaf.org/services/bsl-walks/ Thanks to

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Captioned Shakespear Performance in Huntingdon

Since 1959, each year we put on one of Shakespeare’s plays  in the outdoor Jacobean courtyard of The George Hotel, selling out to over 2,000 people every year, and this year we are performing The Tempest. The performances are always performed using a Hearing Loop, but since 2014 we have involved Stagetext for one performance

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