People who suffer with balance problems could see their treatment transformed by a donation of cutting-edge equipment.
The League of Friends of Noble's Hospital has bought an impulse device - a pair of special goggles that can diagnose balance issues.
It's hoped the new equipment could help patients.
Noble's Hospital's head of audiology Stephen Griffiths says the equipment has already improved how balance tests are carried out.
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