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If you think that Formula One racing is only for daredevil professionals - then think again! All the thrills of the high speed, adrenalin-pumping motor sport has arrived in Oxford with the latest advanced race car simulation technology available

Losing the ability to communicate through hearing loss is one of the least recognised public health issues of our time, storing up a crisis for our health service.

As Carers Week is being celebrated across the country this week (8 - 14 June), Age UK Buckinghamshire is reaching out to people who are caring for an older person with dementia or memory loss.

Sobell House Hospice in Oxford has been chosen by Templars Square Shopping Centre as its Charity of the Year 2015. The east Oxford shopping centre has committed to raising £10,000 over the coming months, by carrying out fundraising events through

Jane Bowler from East Hanney has been nominated as a finalist in the 2014 NatWest Venus Awards Oxfordshire Small Business Award, known as the 'working women's oscars' by her local bank manager. The Venus Awards were formed in 2009 to recognise, rewa

Launch of Report: The Real Cost of Adult Hearing Loss: reducing its impact through greater access to the latest hearing technologies

Reading Farmers' Market, run by Thames Valley Farmers' Market Co-operative, will be celebrating its 15th birthday on Saturday 4 October, between 8.30am and 12.00pm. They are organising a giant buffet, stacked with fresh, savoury and sweet products

Many GPs are failing to take adult deafness seriously enough, with nearly half of all patients (45%) not being referred to specialists for assessment.

A group of 27 young deaf people, aged between 11 and 17, gathered from all over the country to spend five days together at outdoor activity centre, Duke’s Barn, in Matlock, Derbyshire between 19 and 23 August.

Age UK Buckinghamshire is organising the shortest sponsored walk in the world to raise money for local older people! But there is a catch - the walk is on hot coals!