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Congratulations Chris Code - Winner of Robin Tavistock Award 2010
Ronnie Corbett Supports Speakability 30th Anniversary Appeal
Help Speakability by supporting 'Speak About Aphasia Month' 2010
Sign our 2009 Petition for Hand-held Picture Menus - focus for 'Speak About Aphasia Month'
Exciting New Publications For 2009
Telegraph newspaper reports that Stem Cell 'teabag' helps stroke patient to speak again
Speakability Chief Executive Successfully Completes Greenwich Santa Run in Support of Speakability
Speakability Group Members speak up at Scottish Parliament Reception
Speakability Vice President Appointed Director of the National Opera Studio
Congratulations Sine on a fantastic achievement!
Speakability Pays Tribute to Jacqueline Morrell
National Clinical Guideline for Stroke now available
Battersea Parish Church Focus on Speakability
Speak About Aphasia Month 2008
Aphasia Alliance Campaign Launched
Communication Forum Scotland Launch Web Based Toolkit
National Stroke Strategy For England
Speakability Group Members Attend Reception at Downing Street
Rugby legend speaks at the UK Stroke Forum
Jenny Dautlich Wins Prestigious Robin Tavistock Award
Speakability Welcomes Royal Visitor
Speakability’s ‘Medical Passport’ shortlisted for the British Medical Association 2009 Patient Information Awards
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