[wpvideo kQnpINZx] Get your tickets for Bangers and Mash at Fenland Drop-in on April 9th when Norwich Tuesday Group are coming down for the day. There will be great food, bingo and a raffle. It only costs £15 and tickets must be bought in advance! Please email Christine Pape or go to the Drop-in session
Read MoreCambridgeshire Deaf News latest edition out now!
The latest edition of the Cambridgeshire Deaf News (formerly called CDA News) is available to read online now. This edition is packed full of news and information from across Cambridgeshire’s Deaf Community including diary dates and contact details. Subscribers will be receiving the newsletter by email and post shortly. See previous editions and to get
Read MoreSilver Wolf explains how to get tickets for DBUK's Comedy night in April
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10205101099998447&permPage=1 More information is available on the DBUK event page here and Kerry Miller will be touring drop-ins and deaf clubs to sell the tickets too.
Read MoreCambridgeshire Hearing Help's February Newsletter
Here’s the latest edition of Cambridgeshire Hearing Help’s Newsletter [scribd id=255433997 key=key-jyFT3Jdh0egrdiiXp3PR mode=scroll]
Read MoreDeaf Improv Comedy returning to Peterborough with big new stars
355 days after the sold out show, Improv Comedy is coming back to Peterborough with an impressive line-up of the UK’s top talent. Like last year, top comedy talent Matthew Gurney and David Sands led the show but but this time they have also dragged in Tammy Broskom. Joining in the improv comedy fun will
Read MoreGive your views to the NHS about accessing out-of-hours GP Services at Fenland Drop-in
[wpvideo wjzv91GE] NHS Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are consulting on the after-hours GP service, including the 111 number to call for advice if you feel ill outside of GP opening times. The NHS (CCG) in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough want your views. They want to know if you’ve had a good service or not or what you
Read MoreWould it be good for deaf people who need care and support to live in the same development?
[wpvideo khYaEyOP] Transcript: Hello – we know some deaf people want to have care services where deaf people can live together. Is this something that you want? The CDA and Cambridgeshire County Council are researching what people think about it. The idea is to set up an area where deaf people can live closer together
Read MoreCambridgeshire Hearing Help fundraising concert tickets on sale
Cambridgeshire Hearing Help are holding a fundraising concert called Fanfare for Spring at on Saturday 14th March at 7:30 at St Luke’s Church, Victoria Road, Cambridge. Tickets are available on the door or by enquiry to enquiries@cambrdgeshireghearinghelp.org.uk or by phone on 01223 416141 Tickets are £10 per person, £35 for a group of 4 ticket and
Read MoreWatch the FA Cup Replay Live at the CDA on Tuesday night
Lots of you enjoyed the first match last Friday – now its the replay. Only available on BT Sport but we will be screening it live at the CDA. Doors open at 7pm. Kick off is 7:45. Bring your own drink and refreshments. Alcohol allowed. Admission only granted to deaf people, friends and family of
Read MoreCambridgeshire Crime Prevention Meeting – You're Invited – BSL Interpreter will be there
From Alena Taylor of the Cambridgeshire Alliance – Crime Prevention and Safety Meeting. With BSL Interpreter and speech to text service. Hurry Deadline for booking a place is Tuesday, Attend the Cambridgeshire Alliance for Independent Living’s Crime, Prevention and Safety, Cross Partnership Board event on 5th February 2015 at the Malting’s, Ely. There will be training
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