In TouchEpisodes Available now
Access to the Bayeux Tapestry, Beware of Bogus Eye Treatments
We hear about a legal case over a lack of accessibility to the Bayeux Tapestry.
Cost of Living Research, Non-Visual Noticing in Poetry
In Touch celebrates National Poetry Day with two visually impaired poets.
Access to Theatre and London Fashion Week
In Touch reports on a project helping visually impaired people access London Fashion Week.
Live Action Role Playing
In Touch hears about how visually impaired people get involved with Live Action Role Play.
Tactile Baby Scans, New Macular Degeneration Research
The charity Guide Dogs is helping visually impaired to-be parents get to know their babies
Braille Food Labels Campaign; Bowled Over by Cricket!
A campaign for braille food labels and a blind 13-year-old cricket pundit.
Advice for Visually Impaired Students
In Touch provides advice for visually impaired youngsters starting university this year.
PIP Review Update, Braille Wine Labels
The Timms Review of Personal Independence Payments want to hear YOUR views on proposals.
Describing Heritage - A Different Approach to Audio Description
Charity VocalEyes have created a new way to audio describe heritage sites.
The War Veterans who may lose their homes; Commonwealth Games
Blind war veterans fearing eviction, and reflections on the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
