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News releases
Latest news and updates from Deafness Research UK.
Our Bionic Ear Show is often featured in the press. To learn more, please visit visit the Bionic Ear Show website.
As this year's festive season approaches, Deafness Research UK has chosen the hearing loss story of nine-year-old Sophie Druce from Macclesfield to spearhead the national charity's Christmas campaign to raise awareness of its ongoing work and the need for support in order to continue to help young people like her.
After the award-winning Bionic Ear Show just missed out on the top spot in the Health category of this year’s National Lottery Awards, national charity Deafness Research UK is thanking the public for supporting the project and reflecting on an amazing and memorable performance by the charity.
Lancashire mum of three Lisa Preston (from Heysham) is preparing for an exciting night as a guest at this week's National Lottery Awards Show, supporting the Bionic Ear Show from national charity Deafness Research UK in its bid to win the award for Best Health Project.
Action on Hearing Loss and Deafness Research UK announced today they are holding talks about the possibility of a merger.
While this year's Road Safety Week (19-25 November) focuses on 'slower speeds=happy people', national charity Deafness Research UK is reminding pedestrians to switch off or take off headphones before crossing the road when using MP3 players and iPods; it could literally be a matter of life and death.
Celebrated great British actor Larry Lamb is the latest celebrity to endorse Deafness Research UK, as the national charity's acclaimed Bionic Ear Show bids to secure first place in this year's National Lottery Awards' Best Health Project category.
Self-confessed MAMIL (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) Michael Wareing from London has done wheel good after completing a bike ride from Lands End to John o' Groats raising over £11,000 for national charity Deafness Research UK - the largest amount ever collected for the charity by a single fundraiser.
The inspirational work of The Bionic Ear Show will be shown on national television this weekend as the nation votes for its favourite National Lottery Good Causes.
Deafness Research UK's Bionic Ear Show is calling for public support as it aims to win in the Best Health project in the National Lottery Awards. Voting is now open and the public can vote for the Show by calling 0844 836 9701 or by voting online http://bit.ly/UE98qs
A world-leading centre for research into hearing loss and tinnitus in Nottingham opens its doors on 12 September, to thank supporters like Deafness Research UK for their continued backing.
Deafness Research UK employee completes challenge of a lifetime
Bionic Ear Show to deliver performance in Wrexham
NI votes required for charity with hearing health message
National charity hoping for votes north of the Border
Bionic Ear Show seeks Welsh votes to help it win National Lottery prize
Bionic Ear Show will deliver performance at 3M centre in Bracknell
National charity hopes it will not be a lottery here when it comes to securing votes
The only way is Essex, Cambridge and Ipswich when it comes to targeting votes
Sir George Martin supports National Lottery bid
National charity hopes it will not be a lottery here when it comes to securing votes
National charity hopes it will not be a lottery here when it comes to securing votes
National charity hopes to be top of the pops when it comes to North West votes
National charity hopes the region will hear its call for votes
National charity hopes it will not be a lottery here when it comes to securing votes
Deafness Research UK has a meeting of minds on Hearing Screening
Deafness Research UK brings Bionic Ear Show to Educating Families Group
Bionic Ear Show from Deafness Research UK shortlisted for National Award
Deafness Research UK brings Bionic Ear Show to Basingstoke
