Campaign voice blog
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From passion to frustration: what I’ve learned from running focus groups on employment and sight loss
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Our Policy and Campaigns Officer Liam Parkin talks about what he’s learned from travelling across the UK listening to people’s experiences of employment, and what’s in store for 2020.
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A new dawn: first time using an app to vote
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Richard Holmes, RNIB's Parliamentary and Public Affairs Manager blogs on his first experience of voting independently using a smartphone app.
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The crisis no one is talking about in the 2019 General Election
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Dr. Chrissie Pepper, RNIB Policy Manager explains how the system of support for pupils with special educational needs and disability (SEND) is in crisis, yet absent from the recent political debates.
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Making a difference
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For International Volunteer Day 2019, we're highlighting the work of our Volunteer Campaigner Linda Wilson in Cumbria.
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General Election 2019 – let’s talk voting and RNIB Champions
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Richard Holmes, RNIB Parliamentary and Public Affairs Manager, talks about voting in the upcoming General Election, and how you can call on your Parliamentary Candidates to become RNIB Champions.
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We're calling for unfair tax on accessible books to be scrapped
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Our Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Eleanor Thompson, explains why we want to end VAT on books in accessible formats.
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Are you sure about who you voted for?
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James Adams, Director of RNIB Scotland discusses the failures of current accessible voting processes.
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New public sector website accessibility regulations
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New regulations mean public sector bodies have a legal duty to make websites and apps accessible.
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MPs call for ban on pavement parking in England
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Our Policy and Campaigns Officer, Zoe Courtney-Bodgener, explains what we think about a recent report by MPs, calling for a nationwide pavement parking ban in England.
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Quick actions to help blind and partially sighted people in your neighbourhood
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Three simple but helpful things everyone can do to make getting out and about easier for people with sight loss.
