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Scottish Government urged to include people with sight loss a priority group for online shopping
RNIB Scotland has written to Fergus Ewing, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Economy and Tourism, urging him to include blind and partially sighted people among the priority group able to access online shopping.
"Comedy changed my life": Tafsila Khan tells her stand-up story
Two years ago, RNIB Cymru campaigner Tafsila Khan could never have imagined herself on stage. She had always been told she had a talent for wit but never saw herself as a performer.
RNIB NI responds to coronavirus with specialist support
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is offering support to people affected by sight loss in Northern Ireland after unprecedented changes to everyday life.
RNIB NI urges public bodies to make important information accessible
The need for accessible information has always been at the heart of RNIB campaigning in Northern Ireland.
What RNIB Scotland services are on offer
Blind and partially sighted, the majority of whom are older and may have other health conditions, will still have access to services from the sight loss charity, RNIB Scotland.
RNIB services are still available in Edinburgh
Blind and partially sighted people are still able to access services from sight loss charity RNIB Scotland, whose main office is based in Edinburgh.
RNIB responds to the Covid-19 situation
In this time of uncertainty with regard to coronavirus, RNIB is putting the welfare of its customers, volunteers and employees first and is following the UK Government’s advice.
Too many people are needlessly losing their sight. Transforming our eye care services must be a priority
Imagine waking up every day worrying if your vision has deteriorated a little more.