Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind people is looking for people to take part in a series of focus groups in the next couple of
Category: Main – Hearing Impairment
British Sign Language (BSL) 5-year plan update
British Sign Language (BSL) 5-year plan sets out how the Department of Health and Social Care plans to improve the use of BSL in its communications
Contact West Yorkshire Buses (Metro) us using British Sign Language (BSL)
West Yorkshire Combined Authority have partnered with Online BSL Interpreting Service, Convo. Convo is a free service that will connect you to a qualified online
Government’s New Support for the Deafblind community
Thousands of Deafblind people across the country will benefit from improved access to communication support, according to a press release from the UK Government, publishe
Contacting the Police if you are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired
West Yorkshire Police have introduced a couple of BSL Videos – one about contacting West Yorkshire Police if you are deaf, hard of hearing, or
Sign Live is changing its name to Convo.
Sign Live, the Deaf online interpreter service is changing its name to Convo. Amongst the users of Sign-live are Calderdale Council, the NHS and West
West Yorkshire Police now offer a 101 BSL service
West Yorkshire Police now offer a 101 BSL (British Sign Language) service through the InterpretersLive! App, available from your app store. To introduce this new service, they’re hosting a
West Yorkshire Metro Adopts SignLive BSL Service
If you are deaf, have hearing loss or have difficulty speaking, West Yorkshire Metro (buses and trains) can now help you. Below is a video