Rail companies trial audio guides to help blind and partially sighted people
Audio description guides to help blind and partially sighted people have been introduced by Greater Thameslink Railway (GTR).
‘Getting from A to B is a right’: The future of accessible train travel for people with sight loss
A recent Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) report discovered 37% of blind and partially sighted people are unable
Accessibility gaps in nightclubs for visually impaired community
The greatest barrier to accessing nightlife establishments is the lack of disability awareness training, according to members of the visually
Blind and deaf communities come together at South Bank’s Dialogue Hub
A South Bank hub which boasts a café staffed by deaf baristas and a sensory experience guided by the blind,
Tactile paving should be installed on London rail platforms Assembly rules
A motion to increase rail safety for the blind and visually impaired by supporting the introduction of tactile paving on
Journalism student re-invents braille shorthand for the blind
A blind student at News Associates, Twickenham, re-invented Braille shorthand and passed the coveted 100 words per minute exam in
Bull’s-eye: Blind sport continues to grow as visually-impaired try archery in Southfields
Around a dozen people with visual impairments came together at Southfields Aspire Centre on Sunday to practise archery. Large targets
Wandsworth Tandem Ballet project aspires to create lasting legacy
Summary: Tandem Ballet is a bicycle dance show involving six blind and partially sighted participants. Image: By Kimberley Swift “Spirit