In Touch

Natalie Doig is fascinated by myths and legends. Indeed, such is her passion for that which is "wei

Back in November 2021, In Touch looked at accessibility problems with touch screen payment card mach

What are the things you don't know that you don't know?!That was the question posed to us by blind l

The treatment of Geographic Atrophy (GA) or late stage dry age-related macular degeneration as it's

In Touch assesses the findings of a report that looks at the ways special educational needs care is

Where do you go if you need to repair your Perkins brailler? That is the type-writer like machine th

The Macular Society has a new CEO, Ed Holloway. With Macular disease being the most common form of s

Last year, we heard from two blind women about their experiences of living through the latest confli

What a year it has been for blind comedian Chris McCausland. Having just been crowned Strictly Come

Sandi Wassmer is thought to be the UK's only blind female CEO. She heads the Employers Network for E

Transport for London describe what plans they have for making the London Underground system safer fo

Sir Stephen Timms is the new Labour government's Minister for Social Security and Disability. He ans

In Touch discusses sexual assault within the visually impaired community, with people who have exper

The British Wireless for the Blind Fund have a free app called Speech Radio, which is set up to prov

The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses is a range of smart glasses that work in conjunction with a smart phone app

In Touch reflects on a specific element of the Autumn Budget that relates to the Work Capability Ass

What are the big names from across the sight loss sector doing about the current provision of techno

When the RNIB announced changes to the way they deliver their Technology for Life service, we at In

The eye care support pathway is a framework developed by the RNIB and partners from across the sight

It's now two years since the publication of "The Unseen" - a report exploring domestic abuse experie