Emergency Alerts is a UK government system that will warn you and provide you with advice if there is a danger to life nearby. In September, the government will test the alerts. Here's how to prepare for it if you use hearing devices connected to your phone.
Technology and assistive devices
RNID teams up with Sonos to improve the accessibility of TV and films for deaf people and people with hearing loss.
Are you ready to shape the future of accessible audio? RNID's report explores Auracast opportunities and challenges, with actionable recommendations for an inclusive rollout in the UK.
A new digital system is replacing landline phone services in the UK. Find out more about these changes, how they will affect you and the action you need to take.
It has been hugely exciting to partner with the BioIndustry Association (BIA) and its members, as their charity of the year throughout 2024.
The UK’s National Technology Adviser, Dr Dave Smith, shares his ideas on the future of hearing health.
Dr Gabrielle Saunders, Professor of Audiology at the University of Manchester, shares their ideas on improving hearing healthcare in the UK to meet the current and future demand.
Nathan Hall, NHS England Deputy Director (Physiological Science), shares his ideas on how we can improve hearing healthcare in the UK.
The Prime Minister has set out the three major changes the Government wants to bring to the NHS in England. Our Director of Strategy, Crystal Rolfe, explains how we believe these reforms should be applied to NHS audiology services.
In a poll of 2768 members of the public, we found that more than one in three people (34%) would try to hide hearing aids if they needed them.