News and updates from London Vision
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Accessibility
London Vision community engagement survey
London Vision wants to understand the eye health situation in your local area better to help improve the provision of community information in your community and share knowledge about services and support.
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Accessibility
Accessible gaming tips from Natalie Doig!
Keen on getting into video games but not sure which are best for blind gamers? Check out Natalie Doig's blog all about accessible gaming.
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Accessibility
Braille Awareness Day – my life with braille
Guest blogger Sarah Matthews writes about her experience of learning braille as an adult, and the useful role it plays in her life.
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Accessibility
Stairs and visual perception
Jonathan Ward has a long and eventful history with stairs, and has found that wearing a mask has complicated things further.
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Accessibility
The joy of listening to the spoken word
Want to start listening to audiobooks but don't know where to start or which providers to choose? Jonathan Ward has been listening to audio books since the 70s - let him point you in the right direction!
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Accessibility
Christmas gift ideas
Stuck for gift ideas? The London Vision team has put together suggestions for blind and partially sighted friends and family for Christmas!
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Accessibility
Step free access on the Transport for London network
Transport for London is hosting a consultation on step free access: tell us why step free is important to you and which stations need to be prioritised.
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Accessibility
Unsure about how to offer assistance to blind people? Here’s how!
As part of Blindness Awareness Month, London Vision's Liam O'Carroll and Jonathan Ward have put together some useful tips for assisting blind and partially sighted people while out and about.
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Accessibility
Tips for travelling abroad when you’re visually impaired
Thinking of going on holiday? Check out these tips and advice on travelling abroad when living with a visual impairment.
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Accessibility
Access refusal: a problem that’s not going away
Bhavini pursued legal action for one of her most recent access refusals - the day it was settled, she experienced two more refusals. We are calling on sight loss sector organisations to pressure the government to make all access refusals illegal.
