Our Partner in Audiology Richard Bunce of Hear at Home Cornwall is our Cornwall based partner who has been working with the UK Veterans Hearing Foundation right from the very beginning and the most fantastic supporter of our cause. Actually based in Cornwall, Richard is an independent hearing aid audiologist
Rodney has had a history of Eustachian tube infections which started whilst he was in the Royal Navy. He had a grommet placed in the left ear in 1967 and several more since! Around 10 years ago he also had a grommet placed in the right ear. These middle ear
Rodney Marks was born in 1947 in September and at the tender age of 15 years old joined the Royal Navy. He was in service from 1962 to 1991 an incredible 29 years’ service to our country. He worked with radar and electronics on jets, helicopters, and ships. The ships
Our Veteran Brian Senton was only 17 years old when he joined the navy in 1951 and spent the next ten years serving on carriers such as HMS Triumph, Bulwark, Eagle, and the Ark Royal. Obviously being in the Fleet Air Arm Brian was exposed to aircraft engine noise in
You can donate by buying products from our Friend of the Foundation Hearing Aid Accessories through E-bay! 10% of your purchase will go to our charity – https://www.charity.ebay.co.uk/charity/UK-Veterans-Hearing-Foundation/3975925 Mr Taylor was with the Royal Engineers for 2 years. He was a trainer a Farborough and would take the new intakes
Thomas Agnew joined HMF in 1971 as a 17-year-old. Â After his basic training, he was posted to an Artillery Regiment at Barton Stacey in Hampshire. Whilst the others were deployed to Northern Ireland, he was still under 18 and was not allowed to go, so he was given a chance
