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Blind or visually impaired? Unable to read through disability?

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How can you keep in touch with local news and activities?

We have been providing the local news to blind and partially sighted people, and others who are print-disabled, for over 40 years. Our recordings contain a wide range of local news and information and are made available to our listeners across the southern part of Buckinghamshire. Produced entirely by volunteers, the service is completely free to listeners.

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What We Offer

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Weekly News Editions

The service the talking newspaper provides is simple. The news articles are recorded onto small USB message sticks which are sent in the post to listeners in plastic pouches.

Alternatively you can listen via the internet...

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It's Easy

We provide free USB players designed for easy use by visually impaired people. After listening, the message stick is sent back to us in the same pouch.  Postage of the pouches to and from visually impaired people is free by law. The whole service is completely free.

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It's Free

Listen to the Latest Issue

The Talking Newspaper is published every week. You can listen to the latest News section here. Listen Now

 

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Discover how to listen to South Bucks Talking News for free. 

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Latest News

Celebration of 40 years of providing local news to the visually impaired.

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South Bucks Talking News is a charity run by unpaid volunteers. We depend on donations to cover the operating costs of this much needed service.

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South Bucks Talking News is a brand name of Wycombe Talking Newspaper

Charity Number 292194   (c) 2025

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