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See Hear: Series 29

Radha Manjeshwar

Memnos Costi

Ellena Stojanovic

Gerard Melling

See Hear: Series 29: Episode 38

Episode 38

Series 29

BBC Two - See Hear, Series 29, Episode 38

A look at what Canterbury Cathedral is doing to welcome deaf and hard of hearing visitors.

See Hear finds out about what is on offer at Canterbury Cathedral to welcome deaf and hard of hearing worshippers, and cameras are given permission to attend a signed Evensong.

The level of accessibility for deaf Christian churchgoers varies widely across the UK. At Canterbury Cathedral those issues are being addressed on several levels. See Hear finds out more about what is on offer at the cathedral to welcome deaf and hard of hearing worshippers. Our cameras are also given special permission to attend a signed Evensong. 

With Easter just around the corner Radha visits a chocolate factory to unwrap the history behind the giving of chocolate eggs, while Memnos visits Longwill School in Birmingham to find out all about how the deaf children there celebrate Easter. 

Plus, there's the concluding part of our story tracing the development of British Sign Language.

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