Dear Community, We are writing to tell you about upcoming works taking place on the A64(M) Inner Ring Road, and A61 Regent Street. The work will focus on rebuilding the rapidly deteriorating Regent Street flyover. The condition of the flyover
Click here for Word Version of Connect with Us Friendly Contact Service Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People Keeping in Touch! Friendly BSL OR Telephone contact We use Facetime, WhatsApp for BSL Video Calling Send your number or email
Calling all Secretaries or Presidents of all Clubs, Groups, Societies, Associations, Institutes, etc. in the UK. Please, can you lend your support to SIGN our Petition to help SAVE the BBC Red Button Teletext Service from permanent closure in spring
WE ARE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WITH A VISUAL IMPAIRMENT TO TAKE PART IN A FOCUS GROUP WITH NORTHERN BALLET We would like to talk about our audio described productions, how user friendly our website
Learn how to crochet during a 6 week course! All abilities welcome! When? Every Thursday 1:30-3pm, starting from 27th February 2020 Where? The Centre, St Mary’s Street, Leeds, LS9 7DP All equipment provided! Café open for drinks and snacks! Transport
07563 382 618 Appointments with a GP, nurse or other healthcare professionals are now available in the evenings and weekends either at your local practice or another nearby NHS service. BSL interpreters are available via Video relay during these hours:
TEXT: 07563 382 618 You can now ask for an appointment with the Doctor at these times: Weekdays/Mon – Fri – 6:30pm till 8:00pm Weekends/Sat & Sun – 9:00am till 1:00pm Speak to William or Zoe in the main office
Patient Safety Alert – Risk of harm to babies and children from coin/button batteries in hearing aids and other hearing devices NHS England and NHS Improvement recently issued a National Patient Safety Alert relating to the risk of harm to
The Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People will close on Tuesday 24th December at 12:00pm. we will re-open for business on Thursday 2nd January at 8:30am
An enchanting double bill of family favourites, full of old-fashioned magic. Peter and his animal companions are brought to life before your ears by dancing strings, quacking oboes, fluttering flutes and prowling horns in Prokofiev’s charming tale of courage
