Playback Magazine April 2023 No 559
News and Letters – John
Brian West 0141 548 1041 for Playback email res155@yahoo.com or fraserp3@vitginmedia.com. Warning regards new mobile phone alert, Braille classes at Mitchell Library in Glasgow contact Ann Hamilton 0141 287 2920 ann.s.hamilton@glasgowlife.org.uk
Audio Description News with contact details, Brian West 07984918605 res155@yahoo.com
Hearing Aid Clinic in Glasgow Sensory Centre 1st Tuesday of month also 3rd Thursday of month 0141 276 5252 takes place at Glasgow Sensory Centre 17 Gullane Street G11 6AH, Shettleston, RNIB face to face club meets twice a month on 2nd and 4th Wednesday in Tesco Annick Street community room contact Joyce McPherson 0141 771 9658 0751 or 07529 53169, no April 26 meeting. Access Scottish Theatre www.accessscottishtheatre.com/calender
Blind Ambition consultancy further information on 02038 862020
Airdrie & Coatbridge bowling Club Sharon Moncrieff 07906 329188 Email ACVIBC2022@gmail.com
Hugh Gray visits the Iron Age Museum in 1988 and speaks to Charlie North
Wilma with Macular support groups, Contacts for all Groups on Macular website Local support groups – Macular Society
contact Brian West for more details or to include your group meetings every month
Brian West 0141 548 1041 for Playback email res155@yahoo.com
This month Ken takes on a new roll on Greatest Hits Radio. Mary McConville spoke to Ken in 1983 when he was working for Radio Scotland. To listen on line to Greatest Hits Radio
Greatest Hits Radio | The Good Times Sound Like This (planetradio.co.uk)
Earn points for walking your Pet https://biscuitpetcare.com/ Retina UK contact Mark Baxter 01280 8211334 Helpline 0300 111 4000 Discover Wellbeing – Retina UK
Wilma with some Easter Traditions for your Easter Eggs
Margaret visits the Royal Blind School site which is now been developed by Cala Homes, she gets a visual explanation of the site as it is now with 21 apartments. 0131 364 4013
Newington Residences | New Homes in Edinburgh | Cala Homes
Police Sergeant Amar Muhammad gives some information about cyclists using pavements and how it affects blind people and pedestrians.
From our archive a programme sent to us from Harold Pitman from Australia.1981
Margaret talks to David from the Association of Visually Impaired People, Treasurer 07973 954940
Sadly Karin passed away in January, a very experienced broadcaster with BBC and Radio Clyde.
here she is joined by husband Tony Currie.