Daniel Challis is a student with cerebral palsy and is searching for a voice with a Walsall accent. He currently uses a communication device to speak and has appealed on social media for people with a regional accent to help. The 18-year-old has said he was fed up of “sounding like a robot” and would like a voice with a regional accent in order to sound like his family. His mum, Sarah Challis, said it would “massively boost his confidence”.
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