Introduction

Audio Features

Audio Compilation

Ways to Listen

Media Support

About Infosound

Infosound Audio Services

 

Infosound
084 55 55 55 28
info@infosound.org.uk
PO Box 20
Brighton BN2 7XX

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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introduction to Infosound

Infosound, which is an all-volunteer registered charity, brings free, accessible, impartial and relevant information to vision-impaired (blind and partially-sighted) people across the UK - information on subjects that directly affect those who live with sight loss.

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As our name suggests we provide that information in audio (mainly by interviewing people who have something to say) and everything we offer is also freely available to anyone who is related to, who cares for or who supports a vision-impaired person in any way - and that certainly includes other information services, such as radio stations, talking newspapers and talking magazines, the major carriers of the audio material that we produce.

Our service is web-based and on this site you can:

Symbol denoting playing audioListen to short individual audio features on a broad
range of topics.

Symbol denoting listening to audio in headphonesHear the current compilation of audio features in a
magazine style format.

The podcast symbolFind out how to listen to Infosound - here online, via talking
newspapers, Internet radio, our podcast, YouTube and Twitter.

A microphone symbolDiscover how we support those who spread information to
vision-impaired people.

The information symbolLearn more about our charity, including our mission to inform
and how we can be supported.

You can also hear an audio summary of what we offer and find out more about the charity and the professional audio production facility that supports us.

We give our full contact details on each page of this web site so you can easily get in touch. 

Infosound Noticeboard

Announcements. Events and other one-off items of interest.
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Exhibition Organisers Appeal for Help. This year's Sight Village exhibitions in Edinburgh and London need sighted guides.
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Associated Press. National Talking Newspapers and Magazines joins the RNIB group of charities, but plans no immediate changes to its services.
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Pull-together Publications. Uniquely-compiled, accessible magazines each covering a specific leisure pursuit or interest.
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My stop? Pushing for government support to legislate for the introduction of talking buses throughout the UK.
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Wish You Were There? A wide range of short breaks and holidays, with sighted guides, for vision-impaired people.
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