The government is giving us and you one last chance to comment on the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in the UK. With your help we've already responded to them twice, now we need a final push to make sure our opinions are central to the official report.
A third of our vital work helping people with sight loss is only possible thanks to people continuing their support through a legacy gift. We are taking part in Remember a Charity week from 13 to 19 September to raise awareness of the importance of legacy income - now and for generations to come.
Great news for blind and partially sighted book fans! Man Booker Prize shortlisted books will be available in braille, large print and talking book formats by 12 October.
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.
Taking in 1,300 miles and with 84 colleagues taking part, British Gas will embark on a relay walk from John O' Groats to Land's End to raise money for a garden at Rushton Children's Home and School. The first step was on 5 July. Will you be with them for the journey?
Thank you to some wonderful schools who have helped raise money for RNIB. Find out what they did and how much they raised. Plus, how you can get involved.
What do Helen Mirren and Nelson Mandela have in common? Plus, learn why making a Will is so important - and how RNIB can help.
Father's Day is on Sunday 20 June this year. Unsure what to get your dad? Check this page for gift ideas - and help blind and partially sighted people at the same time!
Love books? Find out more about the Make a Noise in Libraries Fortnight nationwide event. Plus, discover what makes a Really Good Read and follow our new twitter feed, all about reading!
Is your money on Spain, Brazil or even England this year? Donate to RNIB and you could help us to make sports more accessible to blind and partially sighted fans. We've also got RNIB World Cup guides to help you follow the beautiful game.
Walking past shops too often involves running the risk of injury from their advertising boards spread across the pavement. A-boards are often scattered across walkways, making paths both cluttered and dangerous. Find out how we can help you campaign against the unregulated use of A-boards in your local area.
Don't be forced to move from cheque payments to a bank or building society account or a Post Office Card Account.
Snakes, burst tyres, wild turkeys and more - read about Doug, 65, from Coventry who is cycling across America on a gruelling 49 day trek, to raise money for RNIB Rushton and Children's Home.
We are delighted with our new Asda Opticians partnership. Find out more about the launch of Asda's flat pricing offer on glasses, making it clearer and more affordable. Book an eye test today!
Doug Squires, 65, is attempting a challenging 49 day cycle across America, which began on Saturday 8 May. Find out about his rigorous training regime and why he's chosen RNIB Rushton.
Last updated: 18 April 2012