Promoting the adoption of ITU/WHO hearing safety standards by headphone companies and live events venues to inform and protect users from avoidable hearing loss
Come and join us for The London Welsh Male Voice Choir fundraising concert in aid of RNLI, 17th February 2026 at Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct, London
For tickets please visit - https://t.co/acfyfkZapk
@GravesendRNLI@RNLI@TowerRNLI@ChiswickRNLI @teddingtonrnli
Headphone use is pretty much ubiquitous, and we tend not to take our headphones off. We tend to listen to music or podcasts a bit more loudly than we should, and we don’t take enough breaks.
#MakeListeningSafe
#MakeListeningSafe
We want to ...
Highlight the causes of avoidable hearing loss.
Help you choose safer options to prevent avoidable hearing loss.
Encourage legislation to make sure safer options are freely available to everyone.
https://t.co/mVVrTJKIcJ
#MakeListeningSafe Damage to hearing is caused by a combination of how long you listen, how loud you listen, and the intensity of what you're listening to.
Thanks to Stephen Wheatley for talking at #UKHCA24 about the Make Listening Safe Campaign UK .
This initiative aims to raise awareness about the hearing damage caused by unsafe exposure to leisure sounds, find out more: https://t.co/lyJ6PZHDZj
Should you wear hearing protection on London Underground?
Worrying article by Tom Edwards about noise levels on the tube. We recommend protecting your hearing by using noise cancelling headphones whether you are listening to anything or not.
@BBCTomEdwards
https://t.co/B66jcsXEx1
I am excited to announce that I'll be speaking at the UKHCA Conference in Birmingham next month!
Looking forward to connecting and discussing insights in hearing conservation.
I hope to see you there!
#UKHCA24#HearingConservation#HearingLoss
#MakeListeningSafe Supporter
HearAngel says: Our hearing is simply not designed to cope with the sound exposure that most of us get routinely so we are supporting the Make Listening Safe Campaign to increase the awareness of the risks amongst those with most to lose.
It’s been a busy week for our crews - 24 shouts and 3 lives saved*
(*the lives saved are unofficial until they have been ratified by the RNLI.)
#SundayStats#rnli#lifeboat#SearchandRescue
I'm fundraising for RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Check out my @JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving https://t.co/gM0uva3IBG
#MakeListeningSafe Supporter
The Institute of Acoustics is the UK's professional body for those working in acoustics, noise and vibration and is a nominated body of the Engineering Council, offering registration at Chartered and Incorporated Engineer levels.
If you're listening to your favourite 70s songs via headphones, please remember to look after your hearing.
Follow the 60/60 rule: a max of 60 minutes at 60% of your volume setting per day.
#MakeListeningSafe
Tubeway Army - Are Friends Electric
https://t.co/MPBpe1Yefz
The Ministry of Defence has accepted responsibility for the hearing loss suffered by former armed forces personnel.
Read more in this @standardnews article:
https://t.co/60ZABFIWSQ
Happy to share our recently published work showing the prevalence of self-reported hearing difficulty, its relationship with audiometric hearing, and associated risk factors.
Check out the open access article here: https://t.co/lsLYmM3bwi
On Sky News. Stephen Wheatley chair of the #makelisteningsafe campaign:
"If you have hearing loss, you're much more likely to suffer from cognitive decline issues such as Alzheimer's."
Full interview: https://t.co/Y62S9BfIRu
If you were to use your smartphone at work with headphones at full volume the Noise at Work regulations would allow you to listen for only 15 to 20 minutes in any 24-hour period.
#MakeListeningSafe