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Giving people with sight loss priority access to online shopping is crucial: Ansley’s blog
The coronavirus pandemic is a stressful time for us all. But it poses unique issues for blind and partially sighted people across Wales.
New Emergency Eye Care Treatment Centres will deal with sight-threatening eye conditions
People in Scotland with sight-threatening eye conditions will be referred to newly created Emergency Eye Care Treatment Centres under new measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.
A blog from the Director of RNIB Cymru, Ansley Workman
As the Director of RNIB Cymru I want to reassure the blind and partially sighted community and their supporters that RNIB is continuing to provide services and support for people with sight loss across the UK and in Wales.
RNIB Cymru celebrates the 100th anniversary of the historic Blind March
April 2020 is a very special month for blind and partially sighted people in Britain.
Now, it's more important than ever that everyone can read your information
In the current Coronavirus situation, getting regular, updated healthcare information is vital.
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.