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A ‘melodious’ New Year

In which four blind musicians share their stories.

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Funding Research Into Blindness; Blind Physios

Calls for more research funding into blindness. And the blind physio still working aged 90

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Help On Your Doorstep?

Peter White looks at the role smaller charities play in helping blind people.

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Talking Buses and A New Way To Read

The expansion of talking bus technology and the app which aims to help keep you reading.

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Sjogren's Syndrome and Blind Surfing

The blood donors who save sight. And one of the UK's top visually impaired surfers.

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Red Button Reprieve and Working Overseas When You're Blind

The Â鶹ԼÅÄ pauses the closure of the Red Button text service; VSO work for blind volunteers.

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e-scooters, Nicola Naylor and a blind bride

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e-scooters, Nicola Naylor and a blind bride

What might the legalisation of new e-scooters on our roads mean for blind pedestrians?

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Gene therapy on the NHS, The RNIB Reading Service, Blind architecture

A new gene therapy which can restore some sight becomes available on the NHS.

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Accessible transport, macular disease and would you want your sight restored?

Blind playwright Mandy Redvers Rowe on her new Â鶹ԼÅÄ drama 'Second Sight'

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Blind stand-up comedy, accessible apps and a study about touch

Blind comedian David Eagle, a study about touch and accessible apps.

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Schizophrenia and blindness, Hester Poole, and Nicholas Saunderson

Why does congenital blindness appear to be a barrier to schizophrenia?

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Coronavirus and Pavement Parking

What is the impact of coronavirus measures on blind and VI people?

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Job Prospects

A special programme looks at careers for young blind and visually impaired people.

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Coronavirus and Blind Isolation

As the reality of the coronavirus lockdown hits - how are blind and VI people coping?

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Shopping during lockdown and Braille library closure

Should blind and VI people be included in the government's list of vulnerable people?

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Pressure on sight loss charities; Using video conferencing when you're visually impaired

Blind charities struggling during the coronavirus crisis. Video calling with sight loss.

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21/04/2020

Eye Appointments during Lockdown

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Urgent Eye Care in Wales and John Slade

How does provision of eye care differ across the UK during the lockdown?

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Lockdown Shopping Update and Keeping Fit

New announcements for people needing help with groceries during lockdown.

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Uber, Eye Treatment and Lockdown Fitness

Why Uber is being taken to court by a blind user.

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Social distancing

What are the effects of social distancing?

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Â鶹ԼÅÄ Schooling and Sirine Jahangir

What home schooling challenges face the blind parents of sighted children during lockdown?

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Guide Dogs and Guide Runners

Guide Dogs director Peter Osborne talks waiting lists and lockdown restrictions

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Music Lessons, Votes, Concessions

A new development in secret ballots for blind people.

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Supermarket shopping and education in lockdown

A new scheme to help blind and visually impaired people access priority supermarket slots.

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The Impact of Lockdown

Three perspectives on how lockdown has affected blind and visually impaired people

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RNIB failings and Lord Blunkett

The RNIB respond to the damming report produced by the Charity Commission.

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E-scooters, audio description and gaming

Rental e-scooters, audio description and accessible gaming.

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David Rathband and Moorfields Video Consultations

Ten years on from the Rathband shooting and Moorfields Video Consultations.

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