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The RNIB recently advertised the role of Customer Support Officer, but there was a particular bit of

Getting braille onto food labelling is the subject of an ongoing campaign by a number of disability

Dr Yusuf Osman was frequently getting information from the Department for Work and Pensions in a for

When being diagnosed with sight loss, it is often essential to be able to access your local sight lo

Selina Mills and Andrew Leland have both just published new books about blindness. Andrew's is calle

Tennis has long been considered one of the hardest sports to adapt, especially if you have little or

Abdul Eneser is a blind student in Glasgow and he regularly uses the train to return home to Manches

We often hear on In Touch about your frustrations with having to repeatedly provide your access requ

For some, getting out and about means a leisurely stroll in the sunshine. For others, it's taking o

The question of closing railway ticket offices has been in the headlines recently. Indeed, it remai

It's the time of year to perhaps start thinking about a holiday, and when you have a visual impairme

A few months ago, we discussed whether the modern world has become easier or more difficult for peop

Reframing Fashion is the name of British Vogue's May edition. It features people with a wide range o

Helen Pownall contacted In Touch with the aim of warning other visually impaired people to keep an e

King Charles's Coronation will likely be a highly visual affair and so charity Living Paintings want

We take a look at how an increasingly prevalent part of the entertainment industry is becoming more

We investigate why there are so many TV advertisements not verbally announcing who the brand or prod

Be My Eyes is a service that enables visually impaired people to connect with sighted assistance, vi

Where do you go if you are seeking training on how to use the various technology? We look at whether

We are debating a rather ambiguous question on this episode of In Touch: is the modern world more or