Charnwood Hearing Aid Centre
Professional and friendly service every time
It may be that you simply don’t require a hearing aid, however due to the risks, it’s always better to check! As a fully qualified audiologist, Lynne, at Charnwood Hearing Aid Centre can provide advice and supply a range of custom ear protection. This can help prevent the need for a hearing aid later on. She is also a supplier of Edz Kidz Ears TM, ear defenders for babies and children.
We are an experienced hearing aid centre, offering the highest quality service to Leicester and the surrounding areas.
Years of Audiology Experience & Counting
Meet The Team: Lynne Leeming
Hearing Aid Dispenser and audiologist Lynne Leeming, MSc RHAD BSHAA has over 30 years’ experience in this specialised field both within the NHS and private sectors. She is also an examiner of new hearing aid dispensers for De Montfort University, and has had many years’ experience in the training and supervising of the university’s BSc students.
Meet The Team: Sarah Norton
Sarah joined Charnwood Hearing Aid Centre in September 2014 as receptionist, and has since trained in hearing aid repair, otoscopy, and hearing aid enquiries, going on to qualify as a wax removal and ear care practitioner. Born and raised in Anstey, she still lives locally and has built a strong rapport with clients through her knowledge of our services.
Away from work Sarah lives with her husband and two children and enjoys going to the local bingo.
Meet The Team: Chloe Towers
Chloe joined Charnwood Hearing Aid Centre on secondment in January 2025 as a wax removal and ear care practitioner, going on to complete her Foundation Degree and Audiology Apprenticeship at De Montfort University in summer 2026, after which she became a Hearing Aid Dispenser. She is passionate about helping clients hear to the best of their ability, treating every client’s journey as individual.
Interesting fact: Chloe used to play cricket for Frumpton, Nottinghamshire!
Whatever your hearing loss requirements
we are here to help!
Congenital hearing difficulties
Hearing loss present from birth, often picked up during childhood screening or later in life.
Progressive hearing loss
Hearing that gradually worsens over time, often linked to ageing or long term noise exposure.
Conductive hearing loss
Caused by a blockage or damage in the outer or middle ear, such as earwax or infection.
Mixed hearing loss
A combination of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss happening at the same time.
Tinnitus
Ringing, buzzing or other sounds in the ear that aren’t caused by anything external.
Acquired hearing issues
Hearing loss that develops later in life due to noise, illness or injury.
Ear damage through accidents
Hearing loss caused by physical trauma to the ear or head.
Ear damage through illness
Hearing loss resulting from infections or other medical conditions affecting the ear.
Sensorineural hearing loss
Caused by damage to the inner ear or the nerve pathways to the brain, often permanent.
If you’re not sure whether you need a hearing aid then please telephone 0116 236 6633 or call in and make an appointment for a full no-obligation hearing assessment.
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