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This is the weekly compilation of articles read from The National website by volunteers for Cue and Review Recording Service, a registered charity.
This is the weekly Glasgow Times News Audio Edition, read and recorded by volunteers for Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind.
Keep Enjoying the News
Broadcaster and Cue and Review Patron Paul Coia shares a special message about the importance of staying connected to local and national news.
For many people, sight loss can make reading newspapers, magazines and printed information increasingly difficult. Cue and Review helps people continue enjoying the news through free accessible audio services, including talking newspapers, podcasts and smart-speaker access.
In this short video, Paul explains why access to news matters, why staying informed helps people remain connected to their communities, and how accessible audio can help people continue enjoying the stories and information that matter to them.
Cue and Review Recording Service is a Scottish charity supporting people living with sight loss and others who find reading print difficult.
Find out more about Cue and Review: www.cueandreview.com
KeywordsSight loss, visual impairment, talking newspapers, accessible news, Paul Coia, Cue and Review, audio news, blindness, local news, Scotland, accessibility, podcasts, independent living, Kirkintilloch Herald, Glasgow Times, The National.
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This is the weekly compilation of articles read and recorded from The National website our amazing volunteers.
Further free recordings for visually and reading impaired people are available on our website: https://www.cueandreview.com/
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