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·25 June 2026

Government claims credit for huge rise in Deafblind interpreters, despite providing just £15,000

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The government has tried to claim credit for a scheme that will significantly increase the number of interpreters trained to support Deafblind people, despite providing just £15,000 in new funding.

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Government claims credit for huge rise in Deafblind interpreters, despite providing just £15,000

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