Plymouth and West Devon Talking Newspaper - for the visually impaired

weekly and Monthly

An Overview of what we deliver

Would you, or someone you know, like to receive the local news on a USB memory stick
(with player provided free if necessary), delivered weekly direct to your door –
absolutely FREE.

Go to ‘Our Service‘ and find out more about registering.

Local Newspapers

40 minutes of news stories from local newspapers

Features Article

30 minutes of entertaining feature articles

Topical Discussions

10 minutes featuring a topical and sometimes controversial discussion

our service

Who is the service for?

Those suffering sight loss and visual impairment who are not able to read the local newspapers. Most listeners live in Plymouth, West Devon and South-East Cornwall, but some are West …

How much does it cost?

The service is free to listeners, and recordings are delivered by the Post Office free of charge.

How to register…

USB Memory Stick Registration For listeners who want to register to receive our talking newspaper on a USB memory stick (with player provided free if necessary), please contact us directly by telephoning …

What happens next?

Each week listeners receive an audio recording of local news taken from the ch week listeners receive an audio recording of local news taken from the Plymouth Herald, The Tavistock, …

some interesting

facts about Talking Newspaper

80 min

of recorded audio each week

150 +

people use our service

100 %

run by volunteers

£ 0

cost to the listener!

listen to our

Sample Recording

Listen to a sample audio recording created by Plymouth and West Devon Talking Newspaper

Sample Audio

Sample Recording Week 48 – 30/11/2017

Listen online To be able to listen to more of our recordings on this website, please complete the registration form here. Once we have approved your membership you will be …

Listen to a sample recording

Get in touch & register

Register by getting in touch

To register yourself or someone you know, you can either contact us directly by phoning the number below and leaving a message, by sending an e-mail using the address below or you can use the website contact form to get in touch.

We now have a new facility on this website where you can register online and gain access and listen to our audio recordings online.