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Richard Lord, whose daughter Phoebe was born deaf, and Deborah Hall, Director at the National Institute for Health Research Nottingham Hearing Biomedical Research Unit have together raised nearly £10,000 to help The Ear Foundation.

The Ear Foundation has introduced Education Online, a dedicated area on its website which provides resources and online presentations that are free to download and use,

Wendy Valentine from Stanwick Village, Northamptonshire, has been crowned Granny of the Month by Grannynet, the community-based website for grandmothers.

Grandmother of four, Patricia Swanwick, from Tylers Green, near High Wycombe, has been recognised for her work caring for older people in Buckinghamshire by local charity Age UK Bucks.

Buying a meaningful Christmas present is never easy and even less so when on a tight budget. There is however a rather unique gift that will bring a warm feeling to the heart, which can be shared with others and will become a family heirloom.

Grandmothers questioned in a survey on the manners of their grandchildren declare that “things aint what they used to be.”

Nottingham-based charity, The Ear Foundation, which helps deaf children and adults make the most of 21st century hearing technology, have launched a major appeal to help grow their services with the expansion of their existing premises in the city.

Leading arts fundraising company The Phone Room has just launched a new programme which gives arts venues a cast-iron guarantee they will not be left out of pocket by investing in its services.

Lyn De La Haye, 55, from Sittingbourne, has been voted Granny of the Month by Grannynet, the community-based website for grandmothers.

As more and more people are choosing to celebrate the life of their loved ones at their funeral, rather than hold a more traditional service, mourners can now take advantage of the digital age to create a lasting tribute for generations to come.