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Could you join the Mary Hare Hearing Centre team?
6 Jul 2021
Mary Hare Hearing Centre are looking for an enthusiastic and customer focused team-player to join them as a part time Administrator and Receptionist.
HARS says goodbye and good luck to Ruben
12 May 2021
Tuesday 11 May was a sad day for us at the Hearing Aid Repair Shop as we had to say goodbye to a very popular and valued member of the team.
Deaf Awareness Week 2021
5 May 2021
This week (3 - 9 May) is Deaf Awareness Week. This year's theme is about ‘Coming Through it Together’. It's an opportunity to celebrate Deafness, raise awareness of best practice and for demonstrating change and positivity.
Catch up with our Virtual Hearing Event
5 May 2021
Mary Hare Hearing Centre recently hosted our our second online seminar. If you missed the live event you haven't missed out! We recorded it so you can catch up from home anytime that suits you.
How smoking can affect your hearing health - No Smoking Day
10 Mar 2021
10 March is No Smoking Day, so we thought we’d look at how smoking can impact your hearing health.
World Hearing Day - 3 March 2021
3 Mar 2021
3 March is World Hearing Day. The theme is 'Hearing Care for ALL! Screen, Rehabilitate, Communicate'.
Charlotte's Better Hearing Journey to Team GB
17 Feb 2021
Charlotte was diagnosed with hearing loss when she was 3 years old. Her hard work and determination has seen her become one of the top prospects in British Athletics.
Autumn hearing aid care guide
11 Nov 2020
As the weather gets colder, it's time to take extra care of your hearing aids. Our top tips could make all the difference.
Enjoy a quieter Bonfire Night to protect your hearing
29 Oct 2020
With Bonfire Night fast approaching, you may be planning holding your own display for family in the back garden. Fireworks are great fun to watch but they can be noisy, so it’s important to think about protecting your hearing at this time of year.
Stress and hearing loss
8 Oct 2020
High levels of stress can be linked to a variety of health problems. Constant elevated levels of stress means the body doesn’t receive a clear signal to return to normal, as it does when the stress is acute or traumatic. That can lead to serious health problems such as; heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and other illnesses. In turn, these conditions can affect your hearing.
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