See Hear celebrates deaf clubs. History expert John Hay looks at how these institutions have changed over the years, including one in Slough celebrating its 50th birthday.
See Hear celebrates deaf clubs with history expert John Hay looking at how these long-established institutions have changed over the years. Once thriving in every city in the UK, dwindling numbers have led to many deaf club closures, but not in Slough, where they're celebrating their 50th birthday. See Hear went along to join the celebrations.
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50th anniversary of Slough Deaf Club, with Clive Mason
Duration: 02:29
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Radha Manjeshwar |
| Producer | Ellena Stojanovic |
| Executive Producer | Gerard Melling |
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