Hearing Star Limited

10/01/2021

We self-test for CoV-19 every audiology service day, protecting members and their families.

We're delighted to announce that Hearing Star's audiology services have updated policies and procedures that are robust to keep members safe in 2021.

Our facilities have undergone major refurbishment to reduce the risk of infection to our patients and staff. This work has meant a later than desired reopening and we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Patients may contact us by phone or via

16/06/2020

We're delighted to announce that Hearing Star's phone lines will be open on Monday 6th July. Audiology services will commence later in July, as we progress with updating policies that are robust to keep members safe.

Please follow the link bellow for more information.

https://www.hearingstar.org.uk/keeping-patients-safe.html #

Our facilities have undergone major refurbishment to reduce the risk of infection to our patients and staff. This work has meant a later than desired reopening and we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Patients may contact us by phone or via

28/12/2019

Congratulations to you both. Your commitment and contribution is something we can all learn from and aspire to. How wonderful it is, when those who do not seek reward of any kind, are recognised.

12/11/2019

Well done Ian Smart!

Ian is a “tremendously humble man with a ‘can do’ attitude to life”. He has been volunteering with the Civil Service Retirement Fellowship for the past eight years. He is part of both their two befriending schemes; National Visitors Network and the Phone Buddy Scheme but also, provides commu...

12/11/2019

Delighted to support this event, recognising those who do so much for others.

05/11/2019

We are delighted to be part of the Joint Charitable Partnership Agreement by the Civil Service Pensioners' Alliance and Hearing Star, and receive a very generous donation for civil servants past and current and their families.
Thank you!

05/11/2019

Help fund the RAF Commemorative Stained Glass Windo​w

The planned decommissioning of RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire, brings to an end an impressive historical 100 year legacy as the home of the Dambusters and the RAF Red Arrows display team. St John the Baptist Church, Scampton has had a close relationship with RAF Scampton through the dark days of two world wars, the cold war and peacetime. The graves are an important reminder of the very close bond that has existed between the local community and those who served their country.

A suggestion was put forward, that a stained glass window might be commissioned to mark the 100 year (1918 to 2018) relationship between RAF Scampton and Scampton Church. The window is to depict a Lancaster, Vulcan and Red Arrows. Many members began their working lives in the armed forces and Hearing Star are supporting this project by sponsoring a part of the window with a donation of £500 to build Red 1 of the Red Arrows display team. Please look online for further details www.scamptonchurch.org/raf-stained-glass-window.

Please could you help by making a donation? If members send their cheques to Hearing Star, we will further match the total received (up to £500), doubling the final total. Any amount would be a great help towards the £23k required to construct this lasting memory. Cheques should be made payable to St John the Baptist Church Scampton. Please send your cheque to Hearing Star, Suite One Lymington Business Centre, Cannon Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9BR. Thank you!

​Kevin Howlett, Director

https://www.hearingstar.org.uk/community-news.html

07/06/2019

Hearing Star was delighted to work in partnership with ENT Referrals Limited, utilising their Ear Clinic to raise money for The Police Treatment Centres.

Kevin Howlett presented a cheque on behalf of the Hearing Star Benevolent Fund, to Mark Oxley, Head of Clinical Services at The Police Treatment Centres.

Mr Howlett said "This collaboration was a great success for all and we're delighted to support the Police Community through this important charity."

http://www.thepolicetreatmentcentres.org/

07/06/2019

Hearing Star donates profits each year to UK
registered charities. Since 2009 they have
donated over £80,000 and continue to grow their
number of beneficiaries.

This unique company has donated £2,485.00
to the NFOP Welfare Fund to date.

At this year’s conference in Southport, Malcolm
Booth CEO, reminded members of the Welfare
Fund and the availability of funding for members
in need of support.

Below: NFOP Executive Committee accepts a donation from Kevin Howlett on behalf of the Hearing Star Benevolent Fund.

https://www.hearingstar.org.uk/

21/05/2019

Starkey Hearing Technologies, our long-standing supporters, are the last remaining privately owned international firm in the top five. Yet again they've pushed aside competition by introducing artificial intelligence (AI) in a device worn on the ear that delivers much more than better hearing.

1. First to contain sensors that support your brain and body to encourage a healthy long life.
2. First to alert loved ones if you've had a fall and require assistance.
3. First to combine live language translation either audibly or in text.
4. Best in class speech in noise reduction.
5. Best in class feedback reduction.

Livio AI technology is available via Hearing Star with members special terms.

Pictured: Brandon, Kevin and Bill Austin, Founder of Starkey Hearing Technologies.

21/05/2019

Kevin Howlett presented Steve Edwards, Chief Executive NARPO with a donation on behalf of Hearing Star. The beneficiaries were chosen by the NEC as follows:

The UK Police Memorial http://www.ukpolicememorial.com/

The Gurney Fund https://www.gurneyfund.org/

St Georges Children’s Trust http://www.stgeorgespolicechildrentrust.org/

North West Police Benevolent Fund http://www.nwpbf.org/

The Police Memorial Trust http://thepolicememorialtrust.org/