- Rayovac goes into Africa
Projects in Africa supporting deaf and hard of hearing people are benefitting from free deliveries of hearing aid batteries.
(Filed: Thu Aug 13 2009)
- New Care Service Model Launched by McElwaine SMART
A monitoring service involving Fermanagh & Dublin based McElwaine SMART Technologies Ltd and Bosch Security Systems will be launched in Fermanagh on 26th June 2009. This service provides 24 hour support and care to older and vulnerable people across the Island of Ireland.
(Filed: Wed Aug 12 2009)
- Summer fun in the sun….with the office just a phone call away
A recent survey of small to medium sized businesses around the UK by Euroffice.co.uk shows employees are finding it difficult to completely tear themselves away from the office – despite it being the summer holiday period.
(Filed: Thu Aug 06 2009)
- New ‘distance diet’ option for the obese
Howard’s Way, a very low calorie diet (VLCD) provider, is expanding its operations to allow those wanting to lose weight to be ‘distance dieters’.
(Filed: Tue Aug 04 2009)
- ST ALBANS MAN REBUILDS CONFIDENCE AFTER DEAFNESS LEADS TO BULLYING
For 20 year old Daniel Whiteside of St Albans, working towards a degree and returning to education has been not only a learning experience but also a lesson in confidence building after a childhood being bullied about his hearing problems and hearing aids.
(Filed: Thu Jul 23 2009)
- Thompsons Solicitors help client win asbestosis ruling
Thompsons Solicitors have helped a client win undisclosed compensation from his former employers the MOD and the Coal Board who negligently exposed him to asbestos. The employers,argued that Andrew Young was suffering from a similar but unrelated conditions called CFA, but the court ruled it was asbestosis.
(Filed: Thu Jul 23 2009)
- Virus leaves Cornish woman deaf in one ear
When 61 year old Carole Wilson from Praze-An-Beeble in Cornwall went for her weekly trip to the swimming baths, the last thing she expected was to be struck down with a virus which would result in her losing her hearing in one ear.
(Filed: Thu Jul 23 2009)
- SKIPTON WOMAN WANTS MORE AWARENESS FOR TINNITUS SUFFERERS
For 24 year old Charlotte Booth of Skipton, Yorkshire, living with a hearing impairment has always been part of her life. But when she also started suffering with tinnitus last year, coping with the constant noise proved difficult to come to terms with. Believing that not enough is known about tinnitus, Charlotte now wants to support Deafness Research UK in raising awareness of the condition and finding cures and treatments.
(Filed: Tue Jul 21 2009)
- London Hypnotherapist Launches New Online Journal
Hypnoversity is a new online journal for students and graduates of Central England College. The aim of which is to promote features and articles to inspire, inform and educate those interested in holistic therapies and training.
(Filed: Mon Jul 20 2009)
- Flight simulator to boost hospital theatre staff skills
Specialist healthcare quality, innovation and productivity improvement enabler, Amnis, is offering visitors to its stand at the Association for Perioperative Practice (AfPP) event, in Harrogate in October, the chance to try their skills at flying and landing an aircraft, via a state-of-the-art flight simulator. The simulator is being staffed by serving BA pilots, in collaboration with Amnis’ partner, Terema, the human factor specialists.
(Filed: Thu Jul 16 2009)
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