Campaign

RNIB is an organisation of blind and partially sighted people, passionately committed to ending the isolation of sight loss. Campaigning is central to this. We seek radical change in policy and provision to deliver independence, inclusion and an end to the scandal of unnecessary sight loss.

We campaign on the issues that matter to our members and campaign supporters, working at local, national and international levels.

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Improving disabled passenger rights on buses - act now

Over the next month, we have a once in a generation opportunity to secure new rights for disabled bus and coach passengers. Please take two minutes to complete our simple online action and send a letter to your MP, asking them to ensure the UK government doesn't miss this crucial chance.

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Improving disabled passenger rights on buses - act now

Over the next month, we have a once in a generation opportunity to secure new rights for disabled bus and coach passengers. Please take two minutes to complete our simple online action and send a letter to your MP, asking them to ensure the UK government doesn't miss this crucial chance.

Government supports 20 per cent audio description

All the hard work by campaigners over the past decade to secure a 20 per cent target for audio description (AD) has paid off. The Minister for Broadcasting Ed Vaizey MP has announced his strong support for AD and the "iconic figure" of 20 per cent.

Care Quality Commission Consultation

Too many people losing their sight are going without the most basic forms of support. Recently campaigners helped bring this injustice to the attention of England's independent regulator of health and social care, the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Read more about the message we sent.

Last updated: 1 September 2010

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Talk and support appeal


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Poll

Do you think that bus drivers receive sufficient training on how to meet the needs of passengers with a disability or with reduced mobility?