News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted
In Touch hears from the RNIB about their plans to participate in the Government's consultation on th
The government have published their Universal Credit and Personal Independent Payment Bill, but ther
Pocklington Lodge is the last of the Thomas Pocklington Trust's housing complexes. The charity plans
New College Worcester, who are a residential school and provider of specialist education for visuall
NASA tells In Touch about a condition that affects the vision of around 70% of their astronauts. It
In Touch invites three stand-up comedians - Jake Donaldson, Sydney May and Lizzy Lenco - to discuss
The European Accessibility Act is a new piece of legislation that will apply to EU member countries
The Association of Optometrists will be asking MPs to amend what they regard as an outdated administ
Times are hard for many charities, and those in the sight loss sector are no exception. In a previou
Matt Wadsworth has, for the last decade or so, been working to make fellow visually impaired people'
Visually impaired producer of the children's television programme Mixmups, Rebecca Atkinson has crea
Over the past nine months, the RNIB, the UK's largest charity supporting blind and partially sighted
In Touch dedicates this programme to the late Dr Fred Reid. His long career in academia and wider ac
In Touch returns to the issue of welfare reform, and how the proposed changes to benefits are likely
The charity Retina UK are seeking feedback from people with inherited sight loss conditions to learn
The government has announced its plans to reform the current welfare system with the aim of saving b
How much do you know about deafblindness? If your answer is "very little", it seems you're in good c
In a recent episode of In Touch, we interviewed Sandi Wassmer, who at the time, we believed to be th
In an episode broadcast last summer, the RNIB's CEO, Matt Stringer joined us to discuss financial pr
