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Bridgitte Harley
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23 Feb 2026
Can Plants Hear Their Pollinators? Exploring Nature’s Hidden Dialogue
We often think of plants as silent, passive organisms — but recent research suggests they might be more listening than we realised.
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Bridgitte Harley
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12 Feb 2026
Tinnitus and Emotional Wellbeing: Why Some People Feel the Impact More Than Others
If you’ve ever experienced that persistent ringing, bussing, or humming in your ears — you’re not alone.
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Bridgitte Harley
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3 Feb 2026
Tinnitus Awareness Week 3-9th February : The Hidden Link Between Hearing Loss and Ringing Ears
Every year during Tinnitus Awareness Week, we take a moment to shine a light on this often misunderstood condition — the persistent ringing, bussing, or humming that can disrupt your day and affect your sleep. But did you know ?
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Bridgitte Harley
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23 Jan 2026
Celebrating National Reading Day: The Power of Reading for Little Minds
Today, we celebrate National Reading Day — a special occasion dedicated to inspiring a love of books among children and highlighting the vital role literacy plays in their growth.
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Bridgitte Harley
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15 Jan 2026
Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder: How It Affects Children’s Listening and Learning
Imagine trying to listen to a teacher’s instructions in a noisy classroom, only to find that words seem to jumble together or slip right past. For some children, this isn’t just forgetfulness — it’s a condition called Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
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Bridgitte Harley
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8 Jan 2026
Celebrating Inclusion and Courage: Children’s Books That Embrace Hearing Loss and Hearing Technologies
Reading with children is a wonderful way to spark curiosity, build understanding, and nurture empathy — and what better way to do that than through stories
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Bridgitte Harley
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16 Dec 2025
The Sonics of Space: Exploring the Soundscape of Rocket Launches
Rocket launches are some of the most awe-inspiring spectacles our planet offers. But what exactly do these incredible events sound like, especially to those living nearby? And how loud do they really get?
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Bridgitte Harley
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9 Dec 2025
How Taylor Swift’s Voice Has Evolved Over the Years: A Fascinating Look at Dialect Change
Taylor Swift isn’t just one of the world’s most beloved pop stars; she’s also turning out to be quite the case study in how our speech patterns can change over time.
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Bridgitte Harley
|
23 Feb 2026
Can Plants Hear Their Pollinators? Exploring Nature’s Hidden Dialogue
We often think of plants as silent, passive organisms — but recent research suggests they might be more listening than we realised.
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
12 Feb 2026
Tinnitus and Emotional Wellbeing: Why Some People Feel the Impact More Than Others
If you’ve ever experienced that persistent ringing, bussing, or humming in your ears — you’re not alone.
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
3 Feb 2026
Tinnitus Awareness Week 3-9th February : The Hidden Link Between Hearing Loss and Ringing Ears
Every year during Tinnitus Awareness Week, we take a moment to shine a light on this often misunderstood condition — the persistent ringing, bussing, or humming that can disrupt your day and affect your sleep. But did you know ?
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
23 Jan 2026
Celebrating National Reading Day: The Power of Reading for Little Minds
Today, we celebrate National Reading Day — a special occasion dedicated to inspiring a love of books among children and highlighting the vital role literacy plays in their growth.
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
15 Jan 2026
Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder: How It Affects Children’s Listening and Learning
Imagine trying to listen to a teacher’s instructions in a noisy classroom, only to find that words seem to jumble together or slip right past. For some children, this isn’t just forgetfulness — it’s a condition called Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
8 Jan 2026
Celebrating Inclusion and Courage: Children’s Books That Embrace Hearing Loss and Hearing Technologies
Reading with children is a wonderful way to spark curiosity, build understanding, and nurture empathy — and what better way to do that than through stories
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
16 Dec 2025
The Sonics of Space: Exploring the Soundscape of Rocket Launches
Rocket launches are some of the most awe-inspiring spectacles our planet offers. But what exactly do these incredible events sound like, especially to those living nearby? And how loud do they really get?
Read More


Bridgitte Harley
|
9 Dec 2025
How Taylor Swift’s Voice Has Evolved Over the Years: A Fascinating Look at Dialect Change
Taylor Swift isn’t just one of the world’s most beloved pop stars; she’s also turning out to be quite the case study in how our speech patterns can change over time.
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
23 Feb 2026
Can Plants Hear Their Pollinators? Exploring Nature’s Hidden Dialogue
We often think of plants as silent, passive organisms — but recent research suggests they might be more listening than we realised.
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
12 Feb 2026
Tinnitus and Emotional Wellbeing: Why Some People Feel the Impact More Than Others
If you’ve ever experienced that persistent ringing, bussing, or humming in your ears — you’re not alone.
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
3 Feb 2026
Tinnitus Awareness Week 3-9th February : The Hidden Link Between Hearing Loss and Ringing Ears
Every year during Tinnitus Awareness Week, we take a moment to shine a light on this often misunderstood condition — the persistent ringing, bussing, or humming that can disrupt your day and affect your sleep. But did you know ?
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
23 Jan 2026
Celebrating National Reading Day: The Power of Reading for Little Minds
Today, we celebrate National Reading Day — a special occasion dedicated to inspiring a love of books among children and highlighting the vital role literacy plays in their growth.
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
15 Jan 2026
Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder: How It Affects Children’s Listening and Learning
Imagine trying to listen to a teacher’s instructions in a noisy classroom, only to find that words seem to jumble together or slip right past. For some children, this isn’t just forgetfulness — it’s a condition called Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
8 Jan 2026
Celebrating Inclusion and Courage: Children’s Books That Embrace Hearing Loss and Hearing Technologies
Reading with children is a wonderful way to spark curiosity, build understanding, and nurture empathy — and what better way to do that than through stories
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
16 Dec 2025
The Sonics of Space: Exploring the Soundscape of Rocket Launches
Rocket launches are some of the most awe-inspiring spectacles our planet offers. But what exactly do these incredible events sound like, especially to those living nearby? And how loud do they really get?
Read More

Bridgitte Harley
|
9 Dec 2025
How Taylor Swift’s Voice Has Evolved Over the Years: A Fascinating Look at Dialect Change
Taylor Swift isn’t just one of the world’s most beloved pop stars; she’s also turning out to be quite the case study in how our speech patterns can change over time.
Read More
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