In Touch

New data suggests that hundreds of ophthalmology patients are experiencing avoidable and irreversibl

Network Rail's Rupert Lown gives clarification as to when all tactile paving installation works will

The Islamic Republic of Iran has seen widespread protests in recent months following the death of Ma

Eleanor Burke recently travelled to Ireland via Gatwick Airport with her guide dog. She has made thi

With the ongoing war in Ukraine, the European Blind Union have been looking for ways to help the vis

Valentine's Day is a day for love! And so we've invited two visually impaired people and their sight

New College Worcester is a residential and day school for pupils who are blind or partially sighted.

The Access to Work scheme is essential for helping disabled people get into and stay in work. It can

This week, we put guide dog waiting lists under the spotlight. John Welsman is canine affairs lead

This week sees the latest in our occasional series of discussions about audiobooks. Peter White is

On a recent edition of In Touch, we heard about Accessible In Home Displays, or AIHDs. These device

Over the years, In Touch has been keeping up with five visually impaired people. They all first appe

We speak to three visually impaired people working within the entertainment industry. Ellie Wallwork

The festive period can be very visual and with this in mind, charity Guide Dogs and entertainment pr

The Eye Clinic Liaison Officer (ECLO) has an important part to play when being diagnosed with an eye

A few weeks back, Pauline Mottram told In Touch about the way she was dealt life changing medical ne

Following on from last week's discussion about whether you can prepare for sight loss, we've been as

Getting a diagnosis that your sight will deteriorate or eventually be gone entirely, can be life cha

On bonfire night Angharad Paget-Jones, her boyfriend and guide dog, Tudor, attempted to stay at a Pr

We hear from two women who are both celebrating firsts and both aiming to make a difference.Louisa W