After four years as CEO of London Vision, Cathy Low will be moving to our funding partner, Thomas Pocklington Trust, to take up the role of Director of Collaboration from 1 May. Read more
For International Women's Day 2021, London Vision is celebrating some the amazing UK campaigners working tirelessly in the pursuit of equality and rights. Read more
It's the 24th edition of World Book Day today, and we've put together a list of some of the books that the London Vision team and beyond have enjoyed over the past year of lockdowns. Read more
28 February is Rare Disease Day and to mark it, Robin Davies has written about the highs and lows of his varied career and his diagnosis of Best Disease Read more
Ford-owned e-scooter company Spin today announces a partnership with London Vision, London’s premier non-profit supporting visually impaired and blind people in London. Read more
London Vision's Bhavini Makwana was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at 17, and every day she draws on her lived experience of the condition in her work and voluntary roles in the sight loss sector. Read more
London Vision is pleased that TfL took into account the responses to our December 2020 consultation about the move to cashless journeys, many of which clearly outlined some the concerns blind and partially sighted people have about the move. Read more
Barnet Borough Sight Impaired group (BBSI) is a visually impaired people’s organisation based in Barnet that runs meetings and events year-round for blind and partially sighted people living in and around the borough. Read more
London Vision has appointed 14 new members to the London Sight Loss Council. All the members are visually impaired themselves and represent a wide cross section of London’s boroughs. Read more
Guest blogger Sarah Matthews writes about her experience of learning braille as an adult, and the useful role it plays in her life Read more
London Vision will be represented on the new UK and Ireland safety board launched by Europe’s largest e-scooter operator Tier by Engagement Manager Bhavini Makwana. Read more
Jonathan Ward has a long and eventful history with stairs, and he's found that wearing a mask has complicated things further. Here he shares his thoughts on successful stair navigation. Read more