British Wireless has received a grant to help people with sight loss living in Glasgow.
Visually impaired people living in Glasgow will benefit thanks to a £500 grant received from The Gardner’s Trust for the Blind. Income from the trust is used to give educational and other grants, and pensions, to blind persons of all ages. The trust has also founded scholarships at various colleges, schools and institutions for the…
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British Wireless receive grant form charitable trust
A grant from a Merseyside trust will help British Wireless reach more people. British Wireless has received a £540 donation from the Tillotson Bradbery Charitable Trust. The trust provides services for Children, young people, elderly, other charities or voluntary bodies and people with. Regional Development manager Steven Poole commented: “We can’t thank the Tillotson Bradbery…
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British Wireless team up with Premier League legends West Bromwich Albion
From September 30th WBA Radio match commentary will be available through our streaming service on both Sonata and Bumblebee devices. The news comes ahead of West Brom’s inaugural Diversity Day at The Hawthorns – with the game against Watford dedicated to celebrating the Club’s equality and inclusiveness. The Baggies are only the second Premier League…
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Norfolk blind community to benefit from grant
Visually impaired people living in the Norfolk area will benefit from new radios thanks to a grant British Wireless has received. Visually impaired people living in Norfolk will benefit thanks to a grant received by British Wireless. We have recently been supported by the Paul Bassham Charitable Trust, which has donated £1,158 to help people…
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Second round of Reaching Out campaign launched
British Wireless has launched the second phase of its Reaching Out campaign to help blind people living in another eight areas of the UK. The campaign is designed to help us make contact with the hundreds of visually impaired people we know could be benefiting from our service. This week (June 5th) we have launched…
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Volunteers needed to help visually impaired in central England
British Wireless is looking to recruit some new volunteers to help the visually impaired people it supports in Birmingham, Staffordshire, Leeds and Manchester. New volunteers are needed to help British Wireless support the visually impaired community in central England. Our vacancy for an exhibition volunteer is an ideal opportunity for an events or hospitality student.…
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Grant to support visually impaired in Manchester
British Wireless has received a donation to support the blind and partially sighted community in Greater Manchester. The £3,000 grant has come from the Zochonis Charitable Trust. It will be used to provide 16 of our most popular radio, the Concerto 2, to people with sight loss living in the Greater Manchester area. This is…
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