Tenby Talking Newspapers continues to play a vital role in supporting the local visually impaired community by ensuring that everyone, regardless of sight loss, can stay informed, connected, and engaged with local life.

Through its weekly audio recordings, Tenby Talking Newspapers provides accessible versions of local news, community updates, and important information that many visually impaired residents would otherwise struggle to access. For listeners, the service is far more than just news delivery — it offers companionship, reassurance, and a strong sense of belonging within the community.

Saundersfoot Rotary Club, Tenby Rotary Club, St Issells WI and St Mary’s Church are immensely proud to support Tenby Talking Newspapers through volunteer involvement and the practical delivery of recordings to listeners across the area.

They also assist with the production process, helping to ensure that high-quality recordings are made available reliably and consistently.

Members of these organisations recognise that such services make a real and lasting difference. For many recipients, the recordings provide a vital link to the outside world, helping to reduce isolation and promote independence while maintaining dignity and inclusion.

A spokesperson for Saundersfoot Rotary Club said:“Supporting Tenby Talking Newspapers aligns perfectly with Rotary’s commitment to service above self. We are proud to help record, produce, and deliver the final product to those who rely on it. Knowing that our support helps improve quality of life for visually impaired members of our community is incredibly rewarding.”

Tenby Talking Newspapers relies on the dedication of volunteers and the generosity of local organisations to continue its work. With the ongoing support of Saundersfoot Rotary Club, the service remains strong, sustainable, and able to reach those who need it most.

Together, they demonstrate the power of community collaboration — ensuring that no one is excluded from local news, conversation, or connection simply because of sight loss.