The British Deaf Association is aware of the discussion within the Deaf community regarding the BSL interpretation of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” at Anfield.

On 28 February 2026, British Sign Language (BSL) will be visible at the heart of Anfield as “You’ll Never Walk Alone” is signed before kick-off — a moment of deep cultural significance for Deaf people across the UK and internationally.

We are once again looking for BSL signers who are passionate Liverpool supporters and regularly attend matches, to be part of a short film about the realities of being a deaf LFC fan.

We are looking for a pair of friends who are BSL signers and passionate Liverpool FC supporters to take part in a filmed interview about the realities of being an LFC fan.

People in the Deaf community will now be able to access dementia support more easily, thanks to a partnership between Alzheimer’s Society and the British Deaf Association

The British Deaf Association (BDA) and the British Deaf History Society (BDHS) are pleased to announce a new partnership to secure the long-term future of Deaf heritage in the UK.

The British Deaf Association (BDA) has responded warmly to today’s publication of the “Locked Out: Exclusion of Deaf and Deafblind British Sign Language Users from Health and Social Care in the UK.” report from the Government’s BSL Advisory Board

The British Deaf Association (BDA) welcomes today’s announcement by Ofqual concerning the finalised subject-level conditions, requirements and guidance for a GCSE in British Sign Language (BSL).