Author: Lou

Behind the Scene of the Battle Lines

October 2014

Zebra Uno’s award-winning Deaf media production went behind the scenes of the BSL Zone‘s upcoming new drama Battle Lines. Our media team, the crew and the cast of Battle Lines gathered together at the Black Country Living Museum, an industrial open-air museum in July of this year. Commissioned by BSLBT for the BSL Zone, Battle Lines was written …

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National Deaf Table Tennis Championships 2014

August 2014

The National Deaf Table Tennis Championships recently took place at Woodfield Table Tennis Club, Wolverhampton, on Saturday 5th July of this year. Currently in their 5th year, the annual National Deaf Table Tennis Championships have continuously been sponsored by Zebra Uno and we’re delighted to have sponsored their event again this year!   Results of this year’s …

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Zebra Uno’s Nomination News

June 2014

Zebra Uno is delighted to have been nominated in all three different categories; Best UK Deaf Business 2014, Award for Outstanding Development and Award for Outstanding Contribution! Deaf Business Academy (DBA) is a brand new business that has recreated traditional business learning into the language of Deaf people, British Sign Language. The purpose of DBA is to bring …

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An Evening With Terry Riley OBE

May 2014

Directors Nikki and Marilyn attended an event recently In Conversation with Terry Riley OBE at Wolverhampton’s Arena Theatre where Terry talked about his life and career. Chief Executive of the BSLBT, Terry Riley OBE is known for his advocacy for British Sign Language (BSL) for over forty years, particularly in the mainstream society. In the 80s Terry …

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Merry Christmas 2013

December 2013

A little message from all of us at Zebra Uno! 21st December 2013

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CPD Training for Interpreters

November 2013

Baffled by court laws? Worried about getting the sign vocabulary and voice over right for this type of job? Then this is the course for you. Ilan Dwek, an experienced deaf relay interpreter within this field, will deliver a workshop on protocol, etiquette and best practice within court settings.   6 CPD points are awarded …

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