Dear friends, I wanted to write to update you on our work across Oxfordshire over the past year. It has been a challenging time for everyone. We believe that blind […]

Hello everyone, my name is Mark and I’m starting as OAB’s new Chief Executive at the beginning of April. I want to start by thanking Helen Roseblade who is sadly […]

We now have our range of large print 2021 diaries and calendars. There are three sizes of diary and a large wall calendar. A6 pocket diary – £6 A5 midi […]

As the country has now moved in to another national lockdown, we felt it was necessary to share an update on our services and support that is available and what […]

The Oxford Museum of Natural History are looking to create an audio-only exhibition that will showcase some of the cutting edge research from Oxford University, with an artistic spin. Listeners can expect to hear […]

When you have little or no vision, there can be many barriers to exercise as it can be difficult to learn  physical movements without being able to emulate others and […]

We’re back with a bang and this time it’s virtual! Join us online for games and fun, if you are visually impaired and aged 7-20, come along on Tuesday 3rd […]

By Nathan Tree The Amazon Echo device range is both a revolutionary voice control system as well as an affordable gadget that makes it accessible to the masses. As the […]

As part of National Eye Health Week and World Sight Day we asked our social media followers to put their eye health and eye care related questions to Dr Gujreet […]

By Nathan Tree As you may have read in one my earlier posts, when the COVID-19 lockdown first happened, I took to learning to read and write braille. I have […]