In Touch

The Department for Work and Pensions will soon appear in the high court in a case brought against th

Access services in supermarkets are, for some blind and visually impaired people, an essential servi

Dr Paul Jarman contacted us following our coverage of what changes had occurred since the RNIB took

Three visually impaired people tell us about their experiences of domestic abuse. The cases involve

Our new Prime Minister, Liz Truss hasn't yet offered assurances to people receiving disability relat

Dr Peter Hampson is the Clinical Director of the Association of Optometrists and we invited him onto

Sarah Leadbetter and her friends could of had a near miss on the streets of Manchester when they vee

Tributes to Her Majesty the Queen and how Poppy Levison got her job within architecture.The Electora

In April 2021, The Royal National Institute of Blind People, the RNIB, announced changes to their br

The success of England's footballing Lionesses at the recent UEFA women's championship has massively

TikTok is a social media platform that has been around in the UK since 2017. It deals in short-form

Who doesn't love a good glass of wine? Well, when we found out that the Wine & Spirit Education

We often report on how well sight loss services are operating, but its not often we talk about servi

Diabetic macular oedema is a condition that can develop when having type one or type two diabetes. I

Previously on In Touch, Dr Peter Hampson, clinical Director of the Association of Optometrists warne

Prior to the current cost of living crisis, the Royal National Institute of Blind People found that

The Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) Act 2022, is a new piece of legislation that

Two UK-based charities, Blind Veterans UK and Bravo Victor, were invited to Ukraine and met with the

We hear about Glastonbury Festival from Nina Chesworth's perspective. Nina had attended previous yea

For some visually impaired people, the element of touch is very important when trying to establish w