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RNIB response to the Schools white paper
Earlier today, the Government unveiled its plans for major changes to the education provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEN…
All-star cast brings Pride and Prejudice to life for milestone Talking Books anniversary
Leading sight loss charity, the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is celebrating 90 years of its renowned Talking Books Service with a retelling …
'Volunteering is about shaping the world you want to live in now'
For Grace, 25 at the time of writing, volunteering isn’t just a pastime; it’s about building a better, more inclusive world. Already a passionate advocate for …
Blind voices shape community display at Kelvin Hall
A community display created by blind and partially sighted people launched today at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.
Platform for Change: New RNIB report reveals barriers to accessible train travel for blind and partially sighted people
Accessible train travel is essential for blind and partially sighted people to live independently, get to work, visit friends and family, and access healthcare…
Half of blind and partially sighted people fear being left stranded at train stations
More than half of blind and partially sighted people fear being stranded, stressed and disoriented during train journeys due to the unpredictability of their e…
Letter to the Editor: World Book Day Writing Competition
The competition is open to any child or young person between the ages of 5-12 years with a vision impairment in the UK. The last date to submit entries is Mond…
New plans from the UK Government to tackle pavement parking in England
RNIB welcomes the announcement of new powers for councils to tackle pavement parking in England, the biggest barrier for blind and partially sighted pedestrian…
RNIB’s top 10 accessible media moments of 2025
A snapshot of how accessible UK media has been for blind and partially sighted audiences in 2025. From live audio description and on-demand services to adverti…
Martial arts mum fights for inclusive employment
A visually impaired mum in West Lothian is calling for more accessible and inclusive employment for people with sight loss.