Local Audio Information Service for People with Visual Impairments

Neighbouring Talking Newspapers

Some other Talking Newspaper services in Norfolk and Suffolk.

  • Chatterbox, Norwich

    Chatterbox was established in Norwich in 1978 as one of the first Talking Newspapers (TNs) to produce audio recordings for visually impaired and blind people in the UK. Chatterbox is still serving listeners mostly in the Norwich area but increasingly across Norfolk and further afield.

  • Three Rivers Talking Newspaper

    Local news and information for visually impaired people living in Waveney.

  • Waveney words (Diss Area)

    We are a charity that provides a fortnightly free audio-based local news service for people living in and around Diss and Thetford, South Norfolk, who have a visual or other reading impairment.

    News is mainly taken from the Diss Express, Diss Mercury, and Thetford & Brandon Times.

  • Vision Link

    The King's Lynn Talking Newspaper for the Blind (Vision Link)  is compiled from local newspapers and recorded weekly. Following the closure of the Downham Market and Hunstanton Talking Newspapers, Vision Link now covers the whole of West Norfolk to provide a Talking Newspaper and even supplies locals who have moved away as far as London and Glasgow.

  • Grapevine (Great Yarmouth)

    The Great Yarmouth Talking Newspaper for the Blind and Partially Sighted.