Cirrus Research is just 'yappy' to help local charity

The money was raised throughout the year at a variety of staff events and fundraising auctions. The North Yorkshire-based company was keen to support a local charity, with the Hearing Dogs having a training centre based just down the road at Bielby.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is a national charity that trains dogs to alert deaf people to important sounds and danger signals in the home, work place and public buildings. This allows them greater independence, confidence and companionship throughout their lives.

Said James: "This is a superb charity that does amazing work; not just in Yorkshire but across the UK. As Cirrus Research manufactures noise measurement products, it seemed quite fitting to support the Hearing Dogs who help many people with hearing loss enjoy a better quality of life.”

Founded in 1970, Cirrus Research plc is a leading specialist in the development and production of noise measurement instruments. Its latest scientific and technological developments are utilised to produce noise measurement instrumentation equipment to accurately measure noise and its impact.As an industry leader, all of its products are manufactured in the UK and are used in a wide range of different applications within the construction, transport, aviation, manufacturing and leisure & sport sectors.

The money was raised throughout the year at a variety of staff events and fundraising auctions. The North Yorkshire-based company was keen to support a local charity, with the Hearing Dogs having a training centre based just down the road at Bielby.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is a national charity that trains dogs to alert deaf people to important sounds and danger signals in the home, work place and public buildings. This allows them greater independence, confidence and companionship throughout their lives.

Said James: "This is a superb charity that does amazing work; not just in Yorkshire but across the UK. As Cirrus Research manufactures noise measurement products, it seemed quite fitting to support the Hearing Dogs who help many people with hearing loss enjoy a better quality of life.”