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Cashless journeys on the TfL network: London Vision's response

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.
Esme's Friends CBS support group

Join the Esme's Friends Charles Bonnet Syndrome support group, a space for discussing experiences of CBS and offering peer support. This session Thursday 11 February
Esme's Friends CBS support group

Join the Esme's Friends Charles Bonnet Syndrome support group, a space for discussing experiences of CBS and offering peer support. This session Thursday 28 January
London Sight Loss Council members

Meet the London Sight Loss Council's members - drawn from the capitals 32 boroughs, they all have lived experience of sight loss and a desire to effect change!

London Vision

Supporting blind and partially sighted people who live, work and study in London
Employment

London Vision supports blind and partially people find and stay in employment. Find out more about our employment work on this page
London Vision Team
Blind shopping: when the environment is NOT accessible

Student Charly Nickson has taken some time out from their degree to write a blog for Purple Tuesday, addressing the impact that shared spaces have on accessible shopping
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London Visual Impairment Forum

London Vision hosts the LVIF on a quarterly basis, and sends out bi-monthly bulletins. All meetings are currently being conducted over Zoom.
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Accessibility

Read our policy on accessibility for our site
TfL e-scooter trials to begin in spring 2021 - London Vision's response

London Vision responds to TfL's announcement that e-scooter rental trials will begin in the capital from spring 2021 with a call for a commitment to key provisions to keep pedestrians safe.
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