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Recent reviews

Mike Greaves

Mike Greaves

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Audiological Science's initial work supplying and fitting my hearing aids last year was good enough. This is about their performance afterwards, including the follow on services included for "free" in their contract. Now they call themselves "The Hearing People". I hope that they can hear this.... First they tried to charge me for wax filters which should have been supplied for free. They eventually gave way after being challenged. Recently I tried to book an annual hearing test (included in the contract). First they would only offer an appointment on Wednesdays (when I volunteer with a group of mentally handicapped people). Eventually I accepted an appointment (No. 1) and I cancelled my Wednesday group. On the day no one turned up. They sent me a text 45 minutes later to say the audiologist was ill, but it was too late for me to go to my group. I phoned them. After a long wait in a queue (vile "music") they offered a call-back. This eventually came and I made another appointment (No.2) for the next Tuesday (tomorrow). Then they phoned back the next day and cancelled the appointment. I phoned again (same experience) and eventually made a new appointment (No. 3) for Monday, a day earlier. At the weekend they phoned again. I was away and couldn't pick up. They left an inaudible message - the speaker had a very strong accent which was difficult to understand, and also spoke too fast. When I returned and phoned back today (the morning of appointment No. 3), I requested a call back. None came. No text. No email. And no audiologist! So I phoned back again. This time someone eventually answered, and told me that the appointment was cancelled and had been rescheduled (No. 4) back to tomorrow (same as No. 2). He promised that this time they would turn up. I hope they do - Will they? I will let you know. I would like The Hearing People (THP) to recognise that people with hearing problems have special needs on the phone (who would have guessed?) - THP need to train phone operatives to enunciate clearly and speak more slowly and distinctly, and this is even more important for employees with accents, who may be harder to understand when not communicating face to face. I should mention that I found their initial recorded message perfectly clear and audible, so it can be done. - They need to make more use of text and email and not rely entirely on the phone. - They need to change their horrible piped music which is disturbing and even painful to listen to (is it designed to STOP people waiting?). - They need to call back if requested to. - They need to sharpen up their booking systems to avoid endless changed appointments. - Reviews show that THP can supply and fit hearing aids professionally, but they need to accept that if they offer "free" (i.e. included in the cost) services after fitting, then they must carry them out willingly and competently.

Murat A.

Murat A.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We completed the purchase of our home at Monarchs Grove, Frimhurst Farm, Deepcut on 22 September 2025. Almost 12 months later, significant parts of the development are still incomplete, including roads, drainage, landscaping, communal areas and the swale areas. The landscaping and overall appearance of the completed development presented during the sales process were important factors in our decision to purchase here. Unfortunately, what we have experienced since completion has been very different from what we expected. For months, residents have been trying to understand when the outstanding works will be completed. Bewley Homes Customer Services has repeatedly given us assurances and promises, while the management company has told us that the outstanding works are not within its scope. Residents have effectively been left between the two, without clear accountability or a reliable completion programme. By the end of August 2026, the civil works contractor had left the site while substantial works were still incomplete. After nearly a year, we are still living with unfinished roads, landscaping and communal areas. We are now having to check the original purchase documents, specifications and information provided during the sales process with our solicitors to understand exactly what commitments were made regarding the landscaping and external works. This should not be necessary almost a year after purchasing a new home. Our main frustration is not simply that works remain outstanding. It is the lack of clear ownership, reliable communication and a credible programme for completing them. We expect Bewley Homes to take responsibility, provide residents with a clear written completion programme and finish the development to the standard that was presented when these homes were sold.