19 Aug 10
Leeds based four-piece Sketches recently added their support to our Don't Lose the Music campaign.
04 Aug 10
Y-Not is an intimate music festival set in the picturesque countryside of the Peak District.
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Don’t Lose the Music were invited to Birmingham NEC for the tenth anniversary of Music Live, the UK's largest exhibition for people who make music. Campaigners spoke to hundreds of students, musicians and music lovers about how to protect their hearing when playing instruments or going to loud gigs so that they can enjoy the music they love for as long as possible.
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RNID Cymru’s Claire Kingston made an instant impact when she was interviewed for a peak-time BBC1 Wales show which looked at the risk of hearing damage being caused by people listening to their personal music players too loudly for too long.
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Don’t Lose the Music was the chosen charity of DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs Poll Party for a third year at London’s Ministry of Sound!
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London, UK: The Music Producers Guild (UK) has chosen RNID as its official charity and will be actively supporting the charity’s Don’t Lose The Music Campaign by holding a fundraising raffle at its 2010 Awards.
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Campaigners visited the Force India Formula One Team to talk to staff about hearing health – generating an exciting new audience for Don't Lose the Music!
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Don’t Lose the Music is once again the chosen charity of DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs Poll Party 2009! Voting has now closed but anticipation is building as London’s Ministry of Sound prepares to fling open its doors on 28th October, promising a night of unforgettable celebrations and controversy not to be missed!
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RNID, the largest charity in the UK working with hearing loss and hearing health, welcomes the mandate to develop new regulations for personal music players, set out today, 29 September, by the European Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, Meglena Kuneva at RNID's head office in London.
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Students in Leeds signed up to volunteer last week at their Fresher's Fair.
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The number of young people going out to loud clubs, gigs and festivals has increased by 20% in 2009, RNID’s Don’t Lose the Music campaign has found as part of its annual poll of music lovers.
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After a fantastic summer at some of the biggest music festivals in the UK, Don't Lose the Music could be coming to a University near you!
