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Vision magazine

Summary: Information about Vision, the RNIB Members' magazine.

Vision magazine

Vision magazine is available exclusively for RNIB members. This bi-monthly magazine includes news, member profiles, letters and features. It's produced in audio CD, Daisy CD, braille, clear print (14 point) and email.

The audio versions are produced as a radio-style programme with presenters and on-location interviews.

Audio highlights

Highlights of October/November Vision, issue 32

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  • In a special focus on Wales, we visit the recent Eisteddfod in Cardiff and meet a drama group for young blind and partially sighted people and some Welsh RNIB members who tell us what they enjoy most about being a member.
  • Welsh Assembly Health Minister Edwina Hart gives Vision an exclusive interview on what made her decide to provide £5 million extra funding for eye health.
  • Get the lowdown on the latest technology as members review some of the new products at this year's Sight Village exhibition in Birmingham.
  • Calling all budding poets for the launch of the second creative writing competition for members. Why not try writing a poem on the theme of independence? You could win £100 while helping to raise awareness of how important maintaining independence is for blind and partially sighted people.

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Last updated: 20/11/2008 11:13

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