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Read MoreDeaf Community and Police deepen working relationship
Big steps were made today in improving access to the local police service for deaf people. A delegation from the Deaf community met with Jason Ablewhite, the Police and Crime Commissioner, and Chief Constable Alec Wood. Up for discussion was the current progress in access for the deaf community and agreeing a future working relationship
Read MoreJohn Cheetham, Former President of Peterborough and District Deaf Children's Society has passed away.
It is with great sadness we learned yesterday of the passing of John Cheetham. John, a prominent and respected figure in the deaf and hearing loss community in Peterborough, worked extensively with Lions Club International on their campaigns for improving the lives of people with hearing loss. John was also was actively involved in the
Read MoreOscar Winning Film 'The Silent Child' and New deaf film 'To Know Him' will show in Peterborough in April
Two more screenings planned added. 3pm and 4pm. 5pm and 6pm Sold out. Oscar wining film about a young deaf girl is to be screened in Peterborough alongside the latest work from an acclaimed deaf director. The Silent Child has been making waves both here and in America for the acclaimed performance of its young
Read MoreNew Deaf Basketball in Peterborough
Basketball aimed for deaf or hard of hearing people is coming to Peterborough. We’re working with Sense to set up some new basketball sessions for people aged over-14. The sessions are going to be at Stanground College in Peterborough on Thursday nights in March and will be accessible for deaf people with top coaching. Also
Read MoreTheatre time again! Up and Under
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Read MoreTerri-Anne and Matthew! Our employees of the year!
A huge well done to Terri-Anne Walker and Matthew Wheeler who jointly won our Employee of the Year Award in 2017. Both Matt and Terri-Anne got the same amount of positive feedback during the year – an amazing 21 times! The feedback is from colleagues as well as passed on after feedback from clients and
Read MoreOur Annual Report 2016-17
Our Annual Report for 2016-17 is available both in BSL and in written form. We had a great year – find out all about it! https://www.facebook.com/CambsDeaf/videos/1532135296835513/ [scribd id=370427515 key=key-eDKuAab6F187H5rt1RGN mode=scroll]
Read MoreCambridge Deaf Club date change for March
Cambridge Deaf Club will be on 7pm March 10th, not 17th as previously advertised.
Read MoreCambridge Deaf Man John Walsh Dies
It is with deep sadness that we announce the recent death of John Walsh. His body was found at his home on Tuesday 9th January. He was aged 54. John lived in Cambridge for over 20 years. He was a passionate storyteller with a healthy sense of humour which was often not far from the
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