Playback Magazine March 2023 No 558 March 2, 2023 by Peter Fraser News and Letters – JohnBrian West 0141 548 1041 for Playback email res155@yahoo.comwww.citylink.co.uk for bus changes – optelec 08001456115 Whats OnAudio Description News with contact details, Brian West 07984918605 res155@yahoo.comHearing Aid Clinic in Glasgow Sensory Centre 1st Tuesday of month also 3rd Thursday of month 014 276 5252 takes place at Glasgow Sensory Centre 17 Gullane Street G11 6AH, Shettleston club contact Joyce McPherson 0141 771 9658Northern Ballet learning@northernballet.com Airdrie & Coatbridge bowling Club Sharon Moncrieff 07906 329188 Email ACVIBC2022@gmail.com – Phd opportunity Katie MacLeod 07786 170235Hearing Aid Clinic in Glasgow Sensory Centre 1st Tuesday of month also 3rd Thursday of month 014 276 5252 takes place at Glasgow Sensory Centre 17 Gullane Street G11 6AH, Shettleston club contact Joyce McPherson 0141 771 9658 RNIB Changes to CD Libraryhelpline 0303123 9999 Home Library ServiceMargaret goes along to the Mitchell Library in Glasgow to find out more about the home audio library service on CD, she talks to Rosan Coligan. More information on 0141 287 2885 Hutchisons Hall – from archivefrom 1996 Alma Cadzow spoke to Isobel Rutherford about this unique building in Ingram Street Glasgow, which was known as Hutchisons Hospital and School. Emma DanbySome poetry from Emma from the book, 101 Happy Poems. Mary McConville – from archiveMary reads part of a book by Bill Bryson Jnr. ‘Opps!’ all about accidents.Burt BacharachBurt who died recently at age of 94 Casino Royale with some info from John. Yoko OnoJohn spoke to author Madeline Baccara, about Yoko who recently celebrated her 90th Birthday.The book is called ‘In Your Mind – The Infinite Universe of Yoko Ono’ Independent Living RED CROSSBrian spoke to Sharon Blackwell about the services they provide, contact 0141 891 4000 Josephine O’Rourke visit to Wimbledon – from archive 1978Iris Brown was able to arrange a visit to Wimbledon for Josephine age 14, after she won the Public Speaking section of the Braille Reading competition in 1978. Reading from Edith Little, ‘The aye’s Have It’ by Hugh RobertonFrom Hearsay Magazine in 1988 introduced by David Gilhooley