Our Autumn 2026 Quarterly Programme is out now, with everything happening across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough from September to November. You can download it from our Events page. Inside you will find three months of coffee mornings, drop-ins, day trips, talks, sport and socials — plus a handful of one-off events worth putting in the diary
Read MoreCambridgeshire Deaf Association becomes proud sponsor of Peterborough United mascot Peter Burrow’s carrot
We’re delighted to announce a brand-new partnership with Peterborough United Football Club for the 2026/27 season — and this one comes with a very unusual sponsorship spot: the club mascot’s carrot. Peter Burrow, Peterborough United’s much-loved rabbit mascot, is a familiar sight to fans on matchdays at the Weston Homes Stadium. Known for his pitchside
Read MoreCDA Visits the Museum of Cambridge to Talk Accessibility
Last week, a small group from Cambridgeshire Deaf Association visited the Museum of Cambridge, exploring the museum and sharing feedback on how it can become even more accessible for deaf people and those with hearing loss. Riley Astrup, our Hearing Help Manager, was joined by members Betty, Ky and Ellh, together with BSL interpreter Kirsty,
Read MoreCambridgeshire Deaf Association’s Big Community Summer Picnic a Huge Success
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association held its first ever Big Community Summer Picnic on Saturday 19 July at Ferry Meadows Country Park in Peterborough, with more than 100 deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people coming together for a fantastic day out. The popular country park provided the perfect setting for the event. Although the recent hot
Read MoreRemembering Fiona – A Memorial Service in BSL and English
We warmly invite the community to come together in remembrance of Fiona, who was deeply loved by so many in Huntingdon and beyond. Fiona was a familiar and cherished presence around the town. Her kindness, warmth, and spirit touched the lives of friends, neighbours, and the wider community. This memorial service is an opportunity for
Read MoreAn Exciting Opportunity: Careers in Horse Racing
For Deaf and Hard people Aged 16–24 Cambridgeshire Deaf Association (CDA) is pleased to share an exciting opportunity for deaf and hard of hearing people aged 16 to 24 who are interested in exploring a career in the horse racing industry with the National Stud. Horse racing offers a wide range of roles, not just
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 MoreNew Online Cooking Classes in BSL
We’re delighted to announce our new online cooking classes in BSL with Nutritionists Naomi Goldman and Leah Michaelides. Join us for the first two classes: Wednesday 27th May 10am to 12pm – How to cut your sugar consumption (and cooking a healthy burger) Wednesday 10th June 10am – 12pm – How to include more vegetables
Read MoreTry Yoga on Zoom
Why not try Yoga? From Monday 1st June CDA will be hosting online Yoga sessions for the deaf community. The sessions will be using online Yoga videos for beginners hosted by Ky Dai, Community Coordinator. The sessions will be for 15-30 minutes beginning at 10am. Please wear comfortable clothes and find an area with plenty
Read MoreCoronavirus Update 6 – Online Drop in and Coffee Mornings
During lockdown we’re moving our Drop In and Coffee Morning events online! Keep an eye on our Facebook or website events page for the times and dates so you can reconnect with your friends or make new ones. We will be using Zoom to host the events. All you have to do is go to
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