Sign inSpecsavers rounds off a politicking 2024 with another parliamentary encounter
With much seemingly at stake in the business of delivering hearing care, the retail chain Specsavers has spent a year angling for politicians across the UK to back a change in the primary care pathway for audiology. After earlier events to promote hearing protection, and to launch a campaign for pathway change, the Guernsey-based group enjoyed MP hosting for a pre-Christmas pop-up hearing health clinic in the Houses of Parliament.
It has been an evangelical fifteen months for Specsavers, and 2024 has seen the retail group argue, in parliamentary settings of all of the UK's four governments, for changes in hearing care delivery.
Back in October 2023, Specsavers was at the UK House of Commons to add its voice to the launch of Listen for Life, a campaign it jointly leads along with the UK's Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) to tackle hearing loss and the mental health challenges associated with tinnitus. Just over one year later, on November 5, 2024, many months of promoting the Specsavers-led ...
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