Cue & Review Talking Newspapers

This podcast is a selection of articles read and recorded from the past week's The Herald Scotland newspaper by volunteers for Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, a charity based in Bishopbriggs, Glasgow.

This service is free and intended for the benefit of the blind and reading impaired.

This podcast is a compilation of selected stories from the past week's Glasgow Times Sports section, read and recorded by volunteers for the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, for the benefit of blind and reading impaired people across the Glasgow area and beyond.

Cue and Review studios are in Bishopbriggs Media Centre in Glasgow. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our volunteers are recording from their homes with a computer, microphone, internet connection and a quiet place to record!

Compilation of articles taken from the past week's The National newspaper, read and recorded by volunteers for the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind.

Cue and Review's studios are in Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. They remain closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but our volunteers have kept the service running by recording from home.

Information on the Census for those with sight loss along with a campaign to save Rob Roy FC, this weeks local news from East Dunbartonshire

This podcast is a selection of articles read from The Glasgow Times newspaper News, Lifestyle and Opinion sections from the past week.

Reading and recording was done by our team of volunteers from the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind.

This podcast is a compilation of articles from the past week's The Herald Scotland newspaper, read and recorded by volunteers for Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, a charity based in Bishopbriggs, Glasgow.

Our studios remain closed because of the pandemic. However, our volunteers have excelled themselves with the amount of audio they have managed to produce from home, with their own computers, microphones and internet connections. Thanks to them we can still provide our service to VIPs (Visually Impaired Persons) in the Glasgow area and beyond.

This is a podcast made up of articles from the past week's Glasgow Times Sports section.

Brought to you by Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, a charity based in Bishopbriggs.

This podcast is composed of highlights from the past week's coverage of The National newspaper by the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, for the benefit of the visually impaired.

Our studios in Glasgow remain closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic but we are still able to provide our service thanks to our volunteers and staff recording and editing from their homes.

A podcast of this week's highlights from the Glasgow Times News, Lifestyle and Opinion sections.

Provided for free by the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind, based in Bishopbriggs.

Continuing with a Free Talking Newspapers Service of the Kirkintilloch Herald

With the news that Strathkelvin Talking Newspaper has decided to close its doors with the last recording in December 2021 we at Cue and Review Recording Service are pleased to announce that we are going to attempt to take over the weekly recording from the 12th of January 2022

This recording will be available to listeners via the British Wireless for the Blind Funds players these players can be found at www.cueandreview.com/freepodcasts

You have various options one is to listen directly on your computer using their online web players, you can also download their telephone app which has been specially designed with visually impaired people in mind this telephone app not only will include the Kirkintilloch herald but also Cue and  Review titles such as the Herald Scotland, the Evening Times and The National along with other talking newspaper titles from around Scotland and the UK.

Finally the latest development has been the audio controlled Alexa device, this device has recently come online and means that you can get a free Alexa device from Cue and Review delivered to your home and then with the assistance of a family member be able to follow some simple voice instructions to set the device up. Once you have this set up you will actually be able to simply use some basic commands to listen each day or each week to your title of choice meaning that you will no longer need to have to post your USB stick and wallet back to the provider.

If this is something that you think you would be interested in please contact Cue and Review Recording Service on 01417723976 Monday to Friday 9 to 4.30pm and press for option 3 where you will be able to speak to myself Alastair McPhee and I will take your name and details and advise you on how best to access the option you want.