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I have had two Hearing Digs, pictured is Harley, both he and my first dog, Nevis, have changed my life around since I lost my hearing. Please give generously
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We've been selected by @Telegraph as one of their 4 charity partners for the Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal!
Thank you for choosing to make a difference for the millions of people in the UK living with hearing loss!
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Are there toilets at these car parks?
Hearing loss is one of the most common health conditions worldwide. Over 430 million people globally have disabling hearing loss, according to the WHO, numbers are expected to grow sharply: by 2050, an estimated 1 in every 10 people on EARTH will have disabling hearing loss
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South Wales Police has launched its own fleet of electric motorbikes to tackle crime.
Usually, when a Sur-Ron turns up in a police story, it's disappearing down an alleyway with an officer on foot somewhere behind it. A standard Sur-Ron Light Bee X can reach 50mph, which doesn't help.
Not this time. South Wales Police now has its own fleet of the lightweight electric motorcycles, to tackle the crimes the public raise, such as drug offences and theft.
They can cut through busy, congested areas and get down the narrow roads that police cars can't.
Assistant Chief Constable Tom Williams said: "This new investment is our latest tactic development to tackle criminal activity in our community."
The force has also trained drone pilots and bought six new drones with Police and Crime Commissioner Emma Wools, with more tech to come.
Note that anything The Met do, everyone else seems to catch on fairly quickly. So, dear Met, if you're watching this, robot dogs with laser beams for eyes please 🙏🏻
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Around 15,000 workers develop hearing problems caused or made worse by work every year, while an estimated one in five workers is exposed to harmful levels of noise at work.
The effects can be permanent, with workers often unaware they are being harmed
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18 million people in the UK with some form of hearing loss, They can achieve this in a Lipreading session
Please sign the petition so that people who have lost their hearing will have access to these classes
Check out this post on Nextdoor: nextdoor.co.uk/p/FpyBhRjCX78…
Come and join Jean, Leslie, Mair and Gary for a friendly couple of hours a week, which will change you life!
Places still available, if you have lost some or all of your hearing, this course WILL change your life
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