Find answers to some frequently asked questions.
How does Ayrshire Recording Services work?
We convert essential news and updates into accessible audio formats for individuals with visual impairments. We publish weekly on USB sticks posted to our service users.
Who can benefit from your services?
Our services are specifically designed for individuals with visual impairments in Ayrshire who want to stay informed. If you know of someone that could benefit from receiving our talking newspapers, please complete our referral form.
How can I listen to your audio news service?
You can listen using the players below, on your smart speaker or via a USB stick posted to you each week. If using the USB option, you’ll return the USB stick in the provided pouch through the post. To learn how to listen on your smart speaker, please see the Talking Newspaper Federation how to guide.
Which newspapers do you cover?
We offer a range of audio news, including local updates, headlines, and community announcements from
- Kilmarnock Standard (Smart speaker / Web player / USB)
- Cumnock Chronicle (USB only)
- Irvine Times / Irvine Herald (Smart speaker / Web player / USB)
- Largs & Millport Weekly News (USB only)
Do you offer any other services?
We edit church services. To find out if your local church service is available, please get in touch by phone: +44 7307 200135, or you can email: studio@arsb.org.uk
