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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.
RNIB Media Accessibility Symposium 2025: what we heard and what happens next
In September 2025, RNIB brought together blind and partially sighted people, broadcasters, streaming services, platforms, academics, audio description (AD) pro…
2025 review: Our campaign highlights
This year, we’ve made real progress in championing the rights of blind and partially sighted people. From transport and health to voting and social care, we’ve…
From fixing iPads to meeting Royalty - RNIB volunteers take trip to Windsor for State visit
Two volunteers with sight loss visited Windsor earlier this month (Thursday, 4 December) to meet a Royal request and to explain how volunteering can bring comm…
The Volunteers Behind Digital Independence
Hilary taps her tablet carefully. Across the table, volunteer Richard leans over patiently, guiding her through the settings that let her use her device by voi…
Boost for Aberdeenshire Sight Loss Services
People in Aberdeenshire facing sight loss will continue to benefit from dedicated, one-to-one support as a new Eye Care Liaison Officer (ECLO) joins the local …
Raising awareness of sight loss with LADBible
When we found out that only 2 in 5 people in the UK feel they have a good understanding of the lives of blind and partially sighted people – we knew we had to …
Creating a true democracy – making voting accessible
For over 150 years, the right to vote independently and in secret has been a cornerstone of democracy. Yet, for many blind and partially sighted people, this r…