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Renfrewshire Sound Talking Newspaper for the Blind has for over 40 years produced a Talking Newspaper Service to visually impaired people in Renfrewshire. We provide a free service of local news which is recorded onto various audio formats such as CDs or USB memory sticks, which is distributed to visually impaired people in Renfrewshire.

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Thursday 29thJan 2026

Our service is run entirely by volunteers and we currently have a small team of around 25 people working with us. The volunteers elect a management committee that oversees all aspects of our service. For further information on volunteering please click on the volunteers tab.

Our funding is derived from a variety of sources including Renfrewshire Council, donations from grant making organisations and individual donations. 

Registered Charity: SC005755; Company Limited By Guarantee: SC219168; Member of Association of Scottish Talking Newpapers
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Raymond O'Donnell and Sandy Graham talk about Renfrewshire Sound (2014)

Official opening of premises at Barscube Terrace, Paisley (2000)

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