Lyndhurst / New Forest Tinnitus Support Group

About the group

A tinnitus support group for people living in the New Forest area.

Where the group meets

Lyndhurst Community Centre
Lyndhurst, SO43 7NY

The Community Centre is in the main car park off the High Street.

When the group meets

On the following Saturdays, 10:30-12:30

2018 Meetings

10 February
14 April
9 June
11 August
13 October
8 December

How to find out more

Contact Penny: [email protected]
Or phone the BTA office on 0114 250 9933
www.newforesttinnitus.org.uk

Additional information

New members welcome.

The group produces a regular newsletter:

Latest

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On September 15th we held the first ever Talking Tinnitus Expo - find out who was there, what happened and how it went!
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On September 15th we held the first ever Talking Tinnitus Expo - find out who was there, what happened and how it went!

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