The Stafford & Stone Talking Newspaper needs you
For most of us, if we want to catch up on the days news - we can get on our phones and have a scroll on various news sites, or even grab a copy of the paper to have a read.
But for those who are blind or have a visual impairment it's not always that straightforward.
Well in Stafford, one organisation has been providing blind and partially sighted people with a recording of articles from the local newspaper for more than forty years.
Stafford & Stone Talking Newspaper has been running since 1981.
Articles were originally recorded on to cassettes but nowadays, they鈥檙e using more up-to-date technology and they want more young people involved to help it continue its great work.
Our reporter Matt Weigold went to Trinity Church to meet the Chairman.
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