Campaign voice blog
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When is a pavement not a pavement?
- Posted:
- Tuesday, 4 December 2018
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- Campaign voice blog
Answer: when it is a continuous footway!
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The Government announced a pause to shared space – but is it a victory?
- Posted:
- Monday, 19 November 2018
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- Campaign voice blog
Are you or someone you know affected by a level surface?
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Blind and partially sighted women press for progress
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- Thursday, 8 March 2018
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- Campaign voice blog
On International Women's Day, our Advocacy Director, Fazilet Hadi, shares her thoughts on the importance of blind and partially sighted women campaigners.
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It’s time to fix PIP
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- Wednesday, 14 February 2018
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- Campaign voice blog
Deputy CEO Fazilet Hadi explains why it's important we act now to improve the PIP assessment process for blind and partially sighted people.
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Closing the disability employment gap: what can the Government do?
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- Tuesday, 28 November 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
We need to see significant measures in the soon to be published outcome of the DWP Work, Health and Disability Green Paper for the UK Government to achieve it's ambition to get one million more disabled people into work.
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Doing the decent thing for disabled people makes economic sense too
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- Monday, 20 November 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
Ahead of the Autumn Budget Fazilet Hadi, our Deputy Chief Executive, shares her thoughts on what she'd like to see included.
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The dangers of walking briskly
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- Thursday, 24 August 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
Fazilet Hadi our Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Advocacy explains, as a blind person using a cane, why keeping fit by briskly walking down the street is just not an option for her.
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Queen's Speech - June 2017
- Posted:
- Thursday, 29 June 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
We review the Queen's Speech and pull out announcements of interest to RNIB.
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SYMBOLic decisions
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- Monday, 23 January 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
Natalie Doig, our Bedfordshire Volunteer Campaign Coordinator, has shared her experiences of using a symbol cane and her journey in becoming a cane user.
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Me and my mate Stella
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- Friday, 20 January 2017
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- Campaign voice blog
Hayley has shared what a couple of days in her life are like as a long cane user. It’s often emotive and heart warming and shows the barriers that cane users face everyday getting out and about.
