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2016/17 policy update for children and young people with vision impairment
3D films can help spot signs that a child needs an eye test
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Booking now open for your largest professional development opportunity in 2017
Braille Network days 2016
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Is the number of children with vision impairment increasing?
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Kids with vision impairment taught coding in accessible workshop
LAs need to improve habilitation services for children with vision impairment
Large increase in eye injuries linked to laundry detergent pods among young children
Learning materials loaded2learn
Low vision aids can boost independence of young people, report finds
Manchester named worst city for pavement parking
Misdiagnosis of SEN in schools due to parental pressure, teachers warn
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Mother calls for laser pen ban after son caused eye damage
Moving On careers magazine
My Voice report now available
Myopia prevalence in children doubles in 50 years
NHS England rejects sight saving treatments for children
New film to strengthen recruitment of QTVIs
New guide for parents on Personal Independence Payment
New home for online courses for education professionals
New hydrotherapy pool improving quality of life for pupils with complex needs
New learning hub launched for sensory impairment community
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New research reveals thousands of children with learning disabilities are missing out on eye tests
New studies aim to halt sight loss of inherited vision impairment
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New survey highlights public misunderstanding of the challenges facing blind children in the UK
New therapy pool for disabled children being built at RNIB Pears Centre
Ofsted and CDC consultation on inspection of SEND services
One in seven children with learning disabilities have unknown sight problem, report reveals
Opportunity for young people with vision impairment
Organising exam access arrangements for students with vision impairment
Play toolkits launched for parents and play settings of children with sensory impairments and complex needs
Policy update you need to read
Pre-school children face increasing vision problems over coming decades, according to latest research
Protecting local authority VI services
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RNIB programme helps students move into own home
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RNIB shares online learning know-how at international conference
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RNIB wins award for accessible eLearning portal
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Report on the experiences of children with SEND, and their parents, of schools and colleges
Research highlights need for improved exam access
Research on certification for children with VI published in BMJ
Review of experiences and outcomes in residential special schools and colleges
Short breaks for families with disabled children under threat
Shortage of specialist teachers threatens education of students with vision impairment in Scotland
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Special needs toy company partners with national sight loss charity
Starting Point – first steps for families of children with vision impairment
Student with vision impairment showcases graduate collection at London Fashion Week
Support for 15-23 year olds
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Tackling a disintegrating VI system
Taking the sting out of eye drops for people with learning disabilities
Talking to children about their vision impairment
Teachers of vision impaired children: a call for more investment
Time to catch up on TV audio description
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Vision Pioneer Awards 2016
Wear dots…raise lots: Inspire sighted children to learn about braille
Wearable device will give people with vision impairment greater independence
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World’s largest public transport app now accessible for people with vision impairment
iPads for education of learners with vision impairment
£1.1 million funding awarded to tackle child blindness
£215m funding boost for children with SEND
Socialising and play
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Guide to tennis for blind and partially sighted players
Horse riding for people with vision impairment
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New guide for blind and partially sighted archery and shooting
Technology and products
Exploring Osmo’s accessibility
Free programme helps make web pages more accessible for blind and partially sighted people
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Introducing...Wikki Stix Alphabet fun cards
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Top ten apps for students with vision impairment
Your community
A child's view of nystagmus
Helping children with vision impairment to get in touch with literacy
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The VITAL network of professionals working with complex needs
Young person with vision impairment is grateful for her mistakes
Your VI Forum online community
“Injustice in the exam system has to be addressed or visually impaired students will continue to suffer”
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"It took just three days to leave me in horrific pain and blind in one eye"
"Working in rehab is the best job ever"
10 principles of good practice in Vision Rehabilitation
A new era for treating AMD?
Accessible information
App to detect visual loss following a stroke
App to detect visual loss following a stroke
Applying for PIP is challenging for people with sensory loss
Are driverless cars the future of transport for blind people?
Blog: The Power of Technology
Breakthrough assistive device provides increased independence and confidence for blind and partially sighted users
Care Act could boost social care support
Children taught to be eye health champions
Claim your limited 100-year edition of NB
College of Optometrists urges hay fever sufferers to act early to minimise symptoms
Communiclock
Could HIV drugs be used to treat a leading cause of blindness?
Could HIV drugs be used to treat a leading cause of blindness?
Could a colour test detect AMD?
Could a colour test detect AMD?
Cracking the gene codes
Creating a safe environment for people with sight loss and a learning disability
Deeper belonging
Depression rates are rising among people with sight loss
Diabetes and sight loss
Diabetic eye screening under review
Doctors call for use of drug to treat AMD
E-learning module: Sight problems of people with dementia
ECLO's and Early Intervention Support Staff seminar
Equal opportunities
Expanding the ECLO service
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Eye health research has been “woefully underfunded for many years”, Director says
Free clinical update for eye health and sight loss professionals
Free eye health information helpline used by thousands
Free factsheet aimed at improving management of diabetes and reducing sight loss
Free online training on diabetes
Genetic testing for nystagmus is tricky
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Government rejects use of Avastin
Happy 100th birthday to RNIB’s oldest magazine
Help your patients understand cataract surgery
Hospital finds new ways to manage AMD treatment
How can an eye test help someone with dementia?
How can blind and partially sighted people break out of the ‘poverty cycle’?
How smartphones help a blind person navigate
How to advise people with sight loss about employment
How to become a Professor of Ophthalmology and Emergency Care
How to become an ECLO
How to ensure sight loss is never forgotten
How visual impairment can affect children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Is eye research the best kept secret?
Key priorities for eye health and sight loss professionals in 2016
Learn more about our vlogger Suzie Simons
Looking back at 2016
Louise's very interesting journey to becoming an ECLO
Making eye health a priority
Making the most of iPads
Manchester Royal Eye Hospital becomes the first NHS hospital to offer telescope eye implant
Mobility in the 21st Century – Part Two
More support needed to inform care home nurses’ knowledge of glaucoma
NB vlogger Suzie cooks up a treat
NHS urged to intervene over the use of Avastin
New CEO of Moorfields hopes latest treatments, virtual technology and the Accessible Information Standard will improve patient c
New patient leaflet on presbyopia
New patient leaflet on presbyopia
New technology sees first braille tablet
New test detects early signs of AMD
Nothing pointless about spreading awareness of nystagmus
Nurses are the new injection service
Nurses help more patients receive treatment for wet AMD
On this day ... in February 1989
On this day … August 1989 - Co-ordinating services: from DB8 to CVI
On this day... April 1972
On this day... July 1947 - Attitudes to deafblind people
On this day... June 1965
On this day... March 1985 - The visually-impaired mobility officer
On this day.... in January 1917
Patients benefit from rapid cataract surgery with NHS provider
Patients with significant sight loss and depression benefit from new screening pilot
People say the funniest things
Polarised wraparound eye-shields
Poll: Social care cuts create pressure for GPs
Product of month: New Loc8tor Lite
Product of the month: Sonic portable USB player
RNIB Easy-to-see water resistant watch
RNIB and Fire and Rescue Service partnership helps provide eye health advice to older people
RNIB campaigns for accessible streets in a fortnight of action
RNIB chief warns number of people losing their sight every day is “frightening”
Read with your fingers
Regaining confidence and independence with IT training
Rehabs united
Research hope for retinitis pigmentosa
Seeing the high street’s potential
Should ophthalmic nurses be involved in setting the national eye health agenda?
Sight loss in autistic people at risk of being overlooked
Six top tip guides for professionals working with people who have sight loss
Skills of the job: A day in the life of a paediatric ECLO
Standard developed for people with sight loss and dementia
Stargardt’s Disease update
Stem cells used to repair children’s eyes after cataracts
Taking the pressure off
Taxi drivers who make a difference
Taxi drivers who make a difference
Ten things you need to know about the Equality Act
Ten tips to guiding a person with sight loss
Ten tips to help a person with dementia and sight loss in the home
Ten tips to help identify sight loss
Ten tips to help you communicate with a person with dementia and sight loss
Ten top tips to help a person with sight loss in their home
The Avastin dilemma
The Beacon front covers
The big picture on sight loss
The costs of inequality
The developing role of optometrists
The importance of integrating retinal screening into diabetes care
The progress of eye health care in Scotland
The technological developments leading new advances in eye surgery
The voice of the people
Theatre Audio Description FAQs
Thyroid eye disease
Tips for putting in eye drops
Torbay Hospital appoints its first ECLO
Tried to go to rehab, they said no, no, no…
Understand your eye anatomy
Understanding the Care Act
Uveal Melanoma
Video and computer games for people with vision impairment
Vision Rehabilitation Workers required to complete Continued Professional Development
Visual component of UK driving test is "far from ideal"
Visual component of UK driving test is "far from ideal"
Watch vlogger Suzie on the school run
Watch: Charles Bonnet syndrome film
Watch: PVD film
Webinar: The Care Act and blind and partially sighted people
What Twitter's New Accessibility Feature Could Mean for People Living With Sight Loss
What do you love about NB Online?
What does Elvis Presley and NB have in common?
What has happened to the eye health indicator?
What will be important to eye health and sight loss professionals in 2017?
When sight loss causes you to turn to drink
Why I love my... Brailler
Why I love my... communiclock
Why I love my... magnifier
“The demand on ophthalmology is increasing like never before”
Centenary celebration
From 1917 to 2017: 100 years of eye health and sight loss
On this day... September 1993 - Remedial Therapy
On this day… December 2006 - Launching NB magazine
On this day… November 1918 – Armistice day
On this day… October 1992 – Overseas news
Eye Health
10 questions about FEVR
10 questions about Panuveitis
10 questions about aniridia
10 questions about septo-optic dysplasia
Can blue light cause AMD
Colour Vision Deficiency
Download it now: A free collection of eye health articles
Evaluating RNIB’s Eye Clinic Liaison Officer service
Glaucoma on the agenda
Ten tips to help you communicate with a person with sight loss
The stats you really need to know about people with sight loss
Wyburn-Mason syndrome: A condition so rare you probably haven’t heard of it
Focus on...
A day in the life of an ECLO
Achromatopsia: Life in black and white
Expanding the ECLO service: One year on
Looking back at 2017
RNIB Networks - The future of service delivery
Using electronic Certificates of Vision Impairment to improve patient experience
NB news
24-year old risks sight after eye tattoo goes wrong
Action for blind people merge with RNIB
Alcohol abuse drug can be used to treat blinding disorder
Almost time for macular awareness week
Audio description for video-on-demand
Avoid a real-life Halloween horror
Banking app gets overhaul to make life easier for blind and partially sighted people
Bayer’s Ophthalmology Honours awards 2017 now open for entry
Best foot forward for shoes that give you one direction
Biggest source of UK sight loss data now available
Blind and partially sighted people at St Thomas’ Hospital offered specialist support at point of diagnosis
Book your place at Vision UK 2017: Shaping Futures
Boots Opticians Green Paper calls for improved Children’s Eye Health Provision in the UK
Britain’s biggest disability exhibition returns in 2017 with a vision knowledge hub
Campaign launched to secure rehab services
Campaign to distribute 50,000 self-adjustable glasses to children in need
Campaign to reinstate low vision assessments
Cataract patients face postcode lottery of waiting times for NHS cataract treatment
Channel 4 launches a TV catch up accessibility survey
Charities and blind and partially sighted people join forces to produce guide for those newly diagnosed with sight loss
Charities merge to radically improve life chances of blind and partially sighted children and young people
Clinical trial into IRIS®II Bionic Vision System
College of Optometrists highlights link between AMD and smoking on No Smoking Day
College of Optometrists issues advice for those with hay fever as temperatures rise
College of Optometrists publishes report preparing the professions for future challenges
College of Optometrists urges sports-lovers to make sure they can see their favourite sport clearly this summer
College urges members to become Dementia-Friends during Dementia Awareness Week
Comprehensive Spending Review 2015: Summary of key announcements
Cooking up a storm
Cost of living for people with sight loss increases significantly with severity and age, says new study
Could exercise prevent falls among people with sight loss?
Demand for hospital eye clinic appointments and community eye services discussed in parliament
Dementia patients more at risk of sight loss than general population
Doctors champion the ECLO role in the workplace
Doctors find 27 contacts lenses in woman’s eye
Enter Bayer’s Ophthalmology Honours awards
Exam stress and glaucoma
Excellence in macular patient support
Expanded outpatient eye service launched
Eye health and sight loss professionals crowned at the Vision Pioneer Awards
Eye health crisis set to deepen
Eye health sector intervenes to stop patients losing sight
Eye screening linked to drop in sight loss for diabetics in Wales
Eye tests could indicate early signs of dementia
Facebook and Twitter new accessibility features for people with vision impairment
Famous faces support sight loss campaign
Financial incentives may lead to fall in diabetic eye screening attendance
Free training for local sight loss societies
Fully accessible ‘ready to go’ computer range launched
Funding granted for world class eye research
Glastonbury Festival welcomes RNIB as this year's health charity partner
Government urged to make eye tests available in special schools
Have your say on the future direction of the UK Vision Strategy
Health minister will meet optics ‘with its sleeves rolled up’ at NOC 2016
Help boost vision rehabilitation budgets
Help campaigners protect benefits for children with sensory impairments
Help your patients get the cataract treatment they need
Hospitals gear up for Wobbly Wednesday
I am a robot, not a guide dog
Improved eye care demanded for people with learning disabilities
Information resource on albinism launched
Investigation into NHS eye care services capacity problems
Is too much TV bad for your child’s eyes?
Join the campaign to stop adults and children lose their sight needlessly
Join the campaign to stop hundreds of people a year going blind
Keith Valentine appointed to lead new organisation: Vision UK
Local authorities failing to provide vital support
Low vision aids must appeal to young people in order to boost independence and confidence
MPs back charity’s call for increased support service referrals for blind and partially sighted veterans
Macular Society to hold Excellence in Patient Support conference
Macular Week 2017: 26 June - 2 July
Magnetic implants used to treat nystagmus
Major airports told to make air travel more accessible for passengers with sight loss
Major charity warns the loss of retinoscopy skills could harm people with Down syndrome
Major funding for eye research at Moorfields Eye Hospital and the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology
Major funding for patient research at Moorfields Eye Hospital
Many GPs are ill-informed and unsupportive when tackling Britain’s leading cause of blindness, new research reveals
Many people still unaware smoking causes blindness
Men more at danger of sight loss than women
Moorfields CEO appointed chairman of World Association of Eye Hospitals
Moorfields Eye Centre at St George’s Hospital closed for refurbishment
Moorfields Eye Charity launches new six year strategy
Moorfields Eye Hospital and DeepMind Health announce medical research partnership
Moorfields launches new five-year strategy
More training needed to support people with sight loss living in care homes
NB Online and UKVS launch Vision Pioneer Awards
NHS England is recruiting RP people for bionic eye surgery evaluation
NHS England to fund Bionic Eye Surgery
NICE criticised over treatment plans for DMO
NICE seeks members for committee to update glaucoma guidelines
National Eye Health Week is back in September
National Eye Health Week is under way
New Competency Framework for all Prescribers
New NICE cataracts guidance
New action plan launched to improve eye health for all
New amniotic bandage could help save sight in trauma patients
New and improved CVI form to help more people with sight loss get the best care
New app set to help blind and partially sighted people to locate ATM machines more easily
New bank card for blind and partially sighted people
New children’s eye health campaign launches
New clinical guidance for AMD published
New device could save the sight of millions
New framework set to simplify care information for people with sight loss
New framework shows commissioners low vision and rehabilitation best practice
New initiative allows blind and partially sighted people to identify ambulance crews
New report highlights the need for ECLOs
New report indicates storage of ophthalmologists for the next generation
New report makes recommendations on the future of collaboration in the eye health and sight loss sectors
New research shows rehabilitation support for people with sight loss can avoid over £3million per year in local health and social care costs
New resource aims to improve support for people with learning disabilities and sight loss
New role to strengthen eye health education at Moorfields and UCL
New standards for upskilling HCPs in multidisciplinary team working
New technology improves vision for brain injury patients
New test could identify glaucoma up to 10 years before symptoms begin
New volunteer pilot launches to stop patients facing sight loss alone
Nystagmus Network Open Day keynote speaker announced
Observing Ramadan? Don't stop eye drop medication if you have glaucoma
Ophthalmology Honours winners announced
Opt-out organ donation system could boost low eye banks
Optometry Tomorrow 2017 tickets on sale now
Parliamentary reception for eye health and sight loss services
Patient with first bionic eye has film made of his vision
People with sight loss in England are failing to be assessed for vision rehabilitation support
Putting the patient voice at the heart of clinical guidelines
RCGP project improves GP’s eye care knowledge
RNIB Group appoints Sally Harvey as Acting Chief Executive Officer
RNIB Scotland’s vision for a better future
RNIB calls for urgent implementation of cataract surgery guidance in open letter to Jeremy Hunt
RNIB considers legal action to halt a decision that denies patients in England sight saving treatment
RNIB joins call for cross party strategy on health and social care funding
RNIB launches #HowISee short film to dispel misconceptions around sight loss
RNIB launches joint initiative to help patients get timely follow-up appointments for their eye conditions
RNIB to launch new self-advocacy campaign at RCOphth annual conference
RNIB urges GPs to join free network to help patients with sight loss
RNIB urges NHS to provide accessible information for blind patients ahead of 31 July deadline
Recently diagnosed patients set to benefit from ‘Bright Box’ support
Rehabilitation worker trailblazer apprenticeship – survey deadline
Reinventing the eye examination
Report highlights good practice to ease pressure on eye clinics
Report published highlighting the growing issue of eye health in London
Research and medical roundup
Research and medical roundup
Research demonstrates success of community eye care schemes
Research priorities agreed to stop early age-related macular degeneration (AMD) turning into late AMD
Research shows MECS reduced volume of patients referred to hospitals by GPs
Research suggests lluvien can improve vision for patients with chronic diabetic macular oedema
Researchers identify childhood blindness gene
Researchers identify genetic fault that can cause a keyhole shape in the eye
Results published of first ever study comparing spectacles bought online with those bought in optometry practices
Review launched to improve eye health information
Revolutionary treatment for AMD
Routine monitoring of eye condition effective in the community
SIGN guideline for glaucoma launched
Scientists given £1m to create a retinal model from stem cells
Scotland to host Rehabilitation International World Congress this October
Seven days to focus on eye health
Sight Loss Data Tool update – version 3.2
Sight Loss Data Tool updated
Sight campaigners demand urgent overhaul of services for people with learning disabilities
Sight loss costing UK economy £28bn
Sight loss patients with depression “routinely overlooked”
Sleep apnoea linked to increased risk of sight loss in diabetic patients
Smartphone users experience temporary blindness after looking at phones in bed
Special day set to raise awareness of nystagmus and funds for families affected
Specsavers and International Glaucoma Association partnership to raise glaucoma awareness
Stem cell trial aims to restore sight for people with wet AMD
Take action to protect Personal Independence Payments
Taking the sting out of eye drops for people with learning disabilities
Techshare Europe 2016: Smart Accessible Technology for Work, Rest and Play
Ten things you need to know about glaucoma
The College of Optometrists highlights smoking can increase people’s risk of developing AMD
The national clinical voice for eye health elects new chair
The power of Three for blind and partially sighted people
Three out of four guide dogs refused entry to businesses
Top tips for festival season
Trial shows revolutionary eye drops could prevent blindness in diabetes patients
Trials set to begin for a new treatment to prevent wet AMD
Triple partnership funds thyroid disease research
Two in five over 65s ignoring symptoms which could lead to permanent sight loss
Two leading experts confirmed for Moorfields’ upcoming AGM
Updated guidance on assessing patients fitness to drive
Updated: Much needed ‘Trailblazer’ apprenticeship could revolutionise the rehab sector
Victory for RNIB as NHS England reverses decision to prevent sight saving treatment to children with rare eye condition
Vision Pioneer Awards finalists
Vision UK 2017: Shaping Futures
Wearable device aims to improve mobility for blind and partially sighted people
What happened to the Call of Action for eye health?
What you need to know about people with learning disabilities and eye care
Winners revealed at the Guide Dogs Annual Awards 2017
World’s largest public transport app now accessible for people with vision impairment
£1.1 million funding awarded to tackle child blindness
£430k Heritage Lottery funding to open up museums and culture to people with sight loss
Patients’ sight restored with their tooth
Share your story with us
Technology and Products
Accessible technology and the role of Artificial Intelligence
How do the new iPhone X features help or hinder users with sight loss?
How does the Amazon Echo help disabled people?
Product of the month: February - OttLite 4-inch Hands-free LED magnifier
Product of the month: January – PillPress™
Product of the month: Migralens eyeshields
Product of the month: November – Daylight™ smart clip-on book light
Product of the month: October - Band-It tactile bands
Product of the month: Portable task lamp with self-storing 2x magnifier
Your Career
Conference and events
Dementia and sight loss guide: what you need to know
Glaucoma - Good practice guidelines for Eye Clinic Liaison Officers (ECLOs)
Good practice guidelines for ECLOs: Children, young people and families
Good practice guidelines for ECLOs: People with Dementia
How can eye examinations be made better for people with complex needs?
How should you break bad news?
NB Jobs
Rehabilitation Officer - Visual Impairment
Rehabilitation Officer Visual Impairment, Richmond
Ten tops tips on how technology can help people with dementia and sight loss.
Training course: seeing the world through the eyes of a person with dementia
Use your voice to improve vision rehab services
Your Views
Charles Bonnet Syndrome: Esme’s Umbrella
Help us celebrate our 150th anniversary
Katrina Venerus on CCG’s need to focus on optometrists
Meet the Editor
Mike’s Blog: The Power of the Symbol Cane
RNIB's Talking Books service now free of charge
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Should we applaud audio description services in theatres?
Watch vlogger Suzie moving house
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018, Professor Stephen Vernon
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018? Alice Elliott
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018? David Probert
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018? Fazilet Hadi
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018? Michele Acton
What will be important to professionals in the eye health and sight loss sectors in 2018? Simon Labbett
RNIB Vision Pioneer Awards 2017
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RNIB Vision Pioneer Awards 2017: Finalists
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Andrea Begley joins RNIB as an ambassador for the sight loss charity in Northern Ireland
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Scotland News and Media
'Blind' cricket match will pitch Glasgow City councillors against team with sight loss
A conference in Ayr will discuss the urgent need for emotional support for people diagnosed with sight loss.
Ambitions to create a more responsive welfare system in Scotland will ‘fall at the first hurdle’ if information isn’t accessible to claimants with sight loss.
Angus Council street charter welcomed by RNIB Scotland and Guide Dogs Scotland
Assessments for disability benefits administered in Scotland will be fairer
Blantyre woman explains that blindness doesn't always mean total sight loss
Blind and partially sighted campaigners to meet with Lothians MSP Jeremy Balfour to discuss street obstacles
Blind artist launches ' genuinely audio-visual art' exhibit in aid of Talking Books
Braille dots just like letters, and numbers to a computer
Bus drivers get a chance to experience travel from the perspective of passengers with sight loss
Bus operators pledge more support for blind and partially sighted passengers
Councillors get different perspective on controversial 'shared space' street
DWP Minister to visit RNIB Scotland's employment services
Diabetes is the 'ticking time-bomb' of sight loss, warns RNIB Scotland
Don't create "no-go" zones in Glasgow, say campaigners with sight loss
Dunbar is latest community to launch a ‘Talking Book’ drive
Dundee public transport operator signs up the RNIB Bus Charter
Dundee woman makes ‘kilt-edged’ bond to raise money for RNIB ‘Talking Books'
East Lothian bus operator joins others in pledge to make services more accessible
Edinburgh guide-dog user helps to highlight the hazards blind people encounter on the streets.
Edinburgh supporter will do all four Kiltwalks to raise funds for RNIB
Edinburgh votes to ban advertising boards from city’s streets
Employment Minister visits social enterprise cafe staffed by workers with sight loss
Eyecare project to help Black Africans living in Glasgow wins renewal funding.
Fasting during Ramadan should not prevent Muslims taking care of their eyes
Forty per cent of people with progressive sight lost might not realise it until it's too late
Free telephone counselling service for people in the west of Scotland.
Glasgow prompts RNIB donation of books to Jamaica’s only school for the blind
Graeme Macrae Burnet backs drive for more ‘talking books’ for readers with sight loss
Highland councillors ‘walk the walk’ in bid to better understand needs of residents with sight loss
How blind and partially sighted people lived in Edwardian Edinburgh.
Latest Scottish bus operator supports drive to make public transport more accessible to those with sight loss.
Local authorities key to improving life for Scots who are blind or partially sighted
Lottery grant will enhance support to families of children and young people with sight loss
Manifesto proposals could lead to 'profound gains' for blind and partially sighted Scots.
McGills is latest bus operator to sign up to inclusive travel for passengers with sight loss
New chair of RNIB Launches ‘How I See’ Film
New director appointed for RNIB Scotland.
New director for RNIB Scotland takes up post
New research sheds light on harsh lives of blind and partially sighted people in turn-of-the-century Edinburgh.
New service will help people diagnosed with sight loss in the Highlands.
Number of Scots with sight loss could potentially double by 2030, warns RNIB Scotland
Peebles optometrist 'loses' her sight in aid of RNIB Talking Books
Peebles schoolgirl Ciara takes the plunge in aid of RNIB Talking Books
Peebles schoolgirls will undertake ten-mile hill-walk to raise funds for 'Talking Books'
Plans to renovate Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street an ‘accident waiting to happen’
Pub quiz prompts Scottish charity to sponsor Talking Book for readers with sight loss
RNIB Scotland calls on local authorities to copy Edinburgh’s advertising-board ban
RNIB Scotland launches manifesto for the European Union elections
RNIB Scotland stresses the importance of getting your eyes examined regularly
RNIB celebrates its 150th anniversary
RNIB launches inclusive and accessible Ben Nevis trek
Scotland's new social security system will 'fail at the first hurdle’ if basic information isn't accessible
Scottish Government urged to follow Whitehall lead on pausing shared spaces scheme.
Scottish actor Brian Cox backs campaign to highlight threat of diabetic retinopathy to vision
Scottish runner Rachel do London Marathon for RNIB
Shadow Work and Pensions Minister to hear about barriers blind and partially sighted job-seekers experience
Stagecoach North bus drivers get a chance to find out what it's like to be a passenger with sight loss.
The Eyes Have It! Sight loss charity urges Scots to go for regular eye exams
Too many Scots with diabetes are failing to attend eye check-ups that can save their sight
‘Shared Spaces’ will create no-go zones for people with sight loss.
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'Being There' means more than just being there!
Aberystwyth couple take on London Marathon for RNIB to raise awareness of the impact of losing your sight
Award winning Welsh coffee shop supports people with sight loss
Blind and partially sighted passengers offer feedback to train operator
Blog by Luke Rogers – What happened when I went to the Rebus Festival in Edinburgh
Bridgend AM congratulates Valleys to Coast in gaining the RNIB Visibly Better Platinum Award for its Llys Ton Extra Care facility
Cardiff Institute for the Blind volunteer wants to give something back
Cardiff is a city divided when it comes to reading, RNIB survey reveals
Celtic Manor Gym Challenge in Aid of RNIB Cymru
Dai Lloyd AM sets sights on breaking down barriers for people with sight loss
Deaf and blind people in Wales get better access to their doctor
Dementia, sight loss and the living environment workshops
Dignity of blind and partially sighted people still not respected by the health service in Wales
Get your Christmas books talking with RNIB Cymru!
Get your eyes checked this National Eye Health Week
Hafod Housing are Visibly Better thanks to RNIB Cymru
Keeping your eyes healthy in 2017
Launch of Welfare Rights service for people with sensory loss
Managing Better - a new service partnership to help older people across Wales manage better
Missing voices: National project launched to learn why people don’t vote Time for all of Wales to be heard, says ERS Cymru
New York shortlist for RNIB Cymru Transcription Team
Older people Managing Better thanks to new service
Older persons’ apartments in Abernant win award for being ‘Visibly Better’
Priorities for the new National Assembly
RNIB Connect
RNIB Cymru Transcription Team wins New York award
RNIB Cymru calls on Newport council to reverse decision to withdraw from Sencom
RNIB Cymru launch Welsh elections 2016 manifesto with hustings
RNIB Cymru sets out steps that local authorities can take to support blind and partially sighted people to live independent lifestyles.
RNIB Cymru supporting people with learning disabilities and sight loss to live their lives
RNIB Cymru supports people with sensory loss to claim £13.5 million in unclaimed benefits, supported by the Big Lottery Fund
RNIB Cymru to launch Welsh elections 2016 manifesto
RNIB Cymru volunteer loves helping blind and partially sighted people
RNIB Cymru volunteer makes Pembs lives so much easier
RNIB Cymru welcomes First Minister back to Welsh Government
RNIB Visibly Better Cymru scheme provides accessible Radiology Unit
RNIB calls for improved ophthalmology services across Wales
RNIB to transform Roald Dahl books into Welsh language Talking Books and mark centenary with an event in Cardiff’s National Museum
RNIB volunteer makes a world of books for blind and partially sighted people
RNIB warning as new statistics reveal declining numbers registered sight impaired in Wales
Registering to vote for the EU Referendum on 23 June
Report by the Expert Group on Housing an Ageing Population
Report reveals difficulties faced by blind and partially sighted people obtaining Access to Work
Rhian volunteers in memory of her mother
Run the Cardiff Half for people with sight loss in Wales
Transforming eye care services in Wales: Those at highest risk of going blind to receive prioritised treatment in UK first
UK Parliamentary general election Thursday 8 June 2017
Wales Vision Strategy Successes
World Book Day 2019: Welsh Books Council announces two new titles to celebrate stories and reading with young people
‘Heart-warming’ Christmas gift from RNIB Cymru!
‘It Makes Sense’ to support people in Wales who are deaf or blind
‘Yale’ is the key to unlock talking books!
“Retinopathy screening could save your sight” - Minister launches diabetes eye care campaign
