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What the "Keep Britain Working" review recommended
The "Keep Britain Working" review has reported to the UK Government, setting out recommendations on what is needed to build inclusive workplaces, and to tackle…
Personal Independence Payment
Have your say on the Government's review so that the system better reflects our needs and daily realities.
Government announces next steps on PIP review and welfare reforms
The UK Government has released two important updates on welfare reform that will affect blind and partially sighted people: their response to the Pathways to W…
Life on Pause: RNIB calls on Health Secretary to act
Thousands of people with sight loss across England are finding their lives stuck on pause while they wait for vital support – in some cases for more than a yea…
RNIB NI urges Derry students to ‘get smart about eye health’ on World Sight Day
World Sight Day (Thursday, 9 October), is an annual opportunity to focus on vision and prioritise good eye health care and to mark the occasion, sight loss cha…
Leading experts call for action on accessibility, speaking at Labour Party Conference event
RNIB’s recent fringe event at the Labour Party Conference brought together a panel of experts from business and broadcasting to discuss how accessibility and i…
RNIB joins discussion on adult social care at Lib Dem Conference
At the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) roundtable, held during the recent Liberal Democrat party conference in Bournemouth, RNIB joined stakeho…
Looking for a better Scotland
This National Eye Health Week 2025, RNIB Scotland has launched its manifesto, ‘Looking For A Better Scotland’, urging all political parties to commit to action…
In My Way: New RNIB report on walking reveals the unnecessary and dangerous barriers on our streets
Street obstacles like pavement parking and overgrown greenery are preventing blind and partially sighted people across the UK from walking around safely and co…
NHS Accessible Information Standard: find out what's changed in England
Blind and partially sighted people have a legal right to receive accessible health and care information and communication support, but far too often this right…