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John Hay and David Hay go to Cornwall for the official reopening of Cornwall Deaf Club.

Magazine for the deaf community. John Hay and David Hay go to Cornwall for the official reopening of Cornwall Deaf Club - a club that is bucking the trend of deaf club closures.

Guest presenters John Hay and son David Hay travel to Cornwall to celebrate the official reopening of Cornwall Deaf Club - a club that is bucking the trend of deaf club closures nationwide. 

Their success is due to the community itself who came together to refurbish the club and their dedication to creating an accessible centre that welcomes hearing signers as well as deaf people. They also actively encourage successful youth participation in the club and we meet several young people who have achieved success with the support of the centre.

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