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RNIB joins panel in Parliament on self-driving taxi services
With public pilots of self-driving taxi services set to begin on London’s streets in the coming months, RNIB’s Head of Policy joined a panel event in Parliamen…
MPs visit RNIB’s mock polling station
On Wednesday 17 June, MPs and their staff joined RNIB in Parliament to learn how audio-tactile voting devices could enable blind and partially sighted people t…
Minister for Care responds to RNIB’s Out of Sight petition
Back in March, a group of campaigners handed in RNIB’s biggest ever petition to the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) as part of our Out of Sight cam…
A mixed picture on accessible voting at the 2026 local elections in England
In the run up to the May 2026 local elections in England, RNIB campaigned for accessible voting equipment to be made available so that blind and partially sigh…
The importance of support workers
Support workers funded through Access to Work are not a luxury – they're essential for enabling people with sight loss to work effectively and safely.
A tribute to Steve Hyde, former South West Regional Campaigns Officer
We were saddened to hear news of the recent unexpected passing of our former colleague, Steve Hyde, who worked as our Regional Campaigns Officer covering the S…
Tell the UK Government how to improve Personal Independence Payment
Have your say on the Government's review so that the system better reflects our needs and daily realities.
Over 48,000 people sign RNIB’s Out of Sight petition
RNIB’s largest ever petition calls on Health Secretary Wes Streeting to ensure people with sight loss in England receive the support they need, when they need …
New voting aid introduced in Scotland
A new voting aid to help blind and partially sighted voters cast their vote independently will be available in future elections in Scotland.
UK Government launches SEND reform consultation: What it means for children with vision impairment
The Department for Education has published proposals for wide-ranging reforms to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision in England, alongs…