The only bus at my stop is a 7/7a which should be every half hour but are running up 25mins late and don't go to train station or asda donnington
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Alison Shotton
11 years ago
Discrimination in my eyes
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Claire Mansfield
11 years ago
TCAT has provided such a valuable service educating people in BSL and thus broadening the social network for both deaf and hearing people. The loss of BSL courses at TCAT will have a significant impact on the deaf community in Shropshire - I wonder if other modern languages are also at risk as a result of the cuts? Please do not let this vital provision be cut from your range of courses on offer.
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Nikkirichards
11 years ago
I think everyone should learn how to sign. It's a shame if this ends
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Julie Thompson-Hamilton
11 years ago
Please keep bsl at tcat
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Using BSL is so important to those who use it. Imagine not being to be able to communicate verbally, BSL is a necessity to Children and adults to communicate effectively without the use of speech
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Amy Burrows
11 years ago
It would be a real shame if we lost BSL in Telford
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Colin Gunnell
11 years ago
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Losing BSL as a course would be a clear message that those who exist in the deaf world are of no value at all. BSL is a very important course; TCAT has an amazing teacher; and the worth of TCAT will be measured by whether they keep or stop the BSL courses.
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marcus
11 years ago
This is our language. They probably won't cut French, Spanish, Germany and other language course but British Sign Language ? This is why we asked for law to protecting British Sign Language. if we have those law they won't cut it.
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Kathryn Anstiss
11 years ago
Because I'm involved in the deaf community, I'm deaf aware and because deaf people have a beautiful language that everyone can learn! Deaf people deserve equality just like every other person...they just don't get it and that's not right or equal!
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Michael Blackwell
11 years ago
We all need to communicate.
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Marika Rebicsek
11 years ago
Signing isn't a luxury, it's an essential skill and really important for people like me who depend on BSL everyday
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Peter Lamb
11 years ago
Courses such as this are invaluable at a time when a higher percentage of the population is hard of hearing and likely to consider this as a useful addition to their communication ability
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Evelyn
11 years ago
You don't have to be deaf to want to learn BSL. Attending Sign Language classes is a first rate way of increasing Deaf Awareness and communication skills for all ages and abilities.
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Ellen
11 years ago
Please keep the sign language courses!
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Fairness, Respect, Equality Shropshire
11 years ago
BSL users are one of the groups that experience inequality most. More people should be learning basic BSL, not fewer.
Please keep bsl in Telford tcat
Save BSL Indeed
The only bus at my stop is a 7/7a which should be every half hour but are running up 25mins late and don't go to train station or asda donnington
Discrimination in my eyes
TCAT has provided such a valuable service educating people in BSL and thus broadening the social network for both deaf and hearing people. The loss of BSL courses at TCAT will have a significant impact on the deaf community in Shropshire - I wonder if other modern languages are also at risk as a result of the cuts? Please do not let this vital provision be cut from your range of courses on offer.
I think everyone should learn how to sign. It's a shame if this ends
Please keep bsl at tcat
Using BSL is so important to those who use it. Imagine not being to be able to communicate verbally, BSL is a necessity to Children and adults to communicate effectively without the use of speech
It would be a real shame if we lost BSL in Telford
Losing BSL as a course would be a clear message that those who exist in the deaf world are of no value at all. BSL is a very important course; TCAT has an amazing teacher; and the worth of TCAT will be measured by whether they keep or stop the BSL courses.
This is our language. They probably won't cut French, Spanish, Germany and other language course but British Sign Language ? This is why we asked for law to protecting British Sign Language. if we have those law they won't cut it.
Because I'm involved in the deaf community, I'm deaf aware and because deaf people have a beautiful language that everyone can learn! Deaf people deserve equality just like every other person...they just don't get it and that's not right or equal!
We all need to communicate.
Signing isn't a luxury, it's an essential skill and really important for people like me who depend on BSL everyday
Courses such as this are invaluable at a time when a higher percentage of the population is hard of hearing and likely to consider this as a useful addition to their communication ability
You don't have to be deaf to want to learn BSL. Attending Sign Language classes is a first rate way of increasing Deaf Awareness and communication skills for all ages and abilities.
Please keep the sign language courses!
BSL users are one of the groups that experience inequality most. More people should be learning basic BSL, not fewer.
Definitely this course should continue!!
Definitely this course should continue!!