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In Touch Episodes

  1. 30/09/2025

    News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted

  2. 23/09/2025

    News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted

  3. Bedtime Donations, Psychological Support

    A new campaign has been launched with the aim of generating more audiobooks for children.

  4. Guided Holidays

    In Touch visits the Lake District to find out about a service providing guided holidays.

  5. Online Safety Act; A TikTok Trend

    In Touch discusses access issues of the age verification element of the Online Safety Act.

  6. Casting Your Vote; Edinburgh Festival Fringe; JAWS Pricing

    Accessible voting research and visually impaired artists at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

  7. New Pricing of JAWS the Screen Reader

    In Touch provides information about the new pricing structure of the JAWS screen reader.

  8. Macular Society Update; Deafblind in Scotland

    In Touch speaks to the Macular Society about proposed changes within the organisation.

  9. Natalie's Story: Being Transgender & Blind

    In Touch hears Natalie's story, about her experiences being blind and transgender.

  10. It Could Be You; All Things Dotty

    A new book on living with disability and a dotty solution to poor accessibility.

  11. Access to Work: What Is Happening?

    There have been rumoured cuts to Access to Work, In Touch digs a little deeper.

  12. Visible Voices; Blind Beauty; Live Audio Description for the Euros

    ITV is providing live audio description for the UEFA European Women's Championship.

  13. NHS Ten-Year Plan; Maddie + Triggs

    What does the NHS ten-year plan mean for eye care?

  14. RNIB on the Benefits Bill; Visually Impaired Tennis

    Wimbledon has begun and so In Touch takes a look at grass roots visually impaired tennis.

  15. Benefits Bill

    In Touch provides detail on what the new Benefits Bill means for the visually impaired.

  16. Pocklington Lodge

    The Thomas Pocklington Trust are planning to sell the last of their housing centres.

  17. Funding for Specialist Education

    New College Worcester has launched a campaign on wider support for specialist education.

  18. Visually Impaired People in Space; NASA on SANS

    NASA tells In Touch about a condition affecting the vision of over 70% of their astronauts

  19. Joking about Blindness

    Three stand-up comedians discuss using their blindness as a source for their comedy.

  20. The European Accessibility Act; The Audio Description Association

    In Touch assesses the implications of the upcoming European Accessibility Act on the UK.

  21. Visual Impairment Registration; An Interview with Meta

    Meta answer listeners questions about the Rayban Meta Smart Glasses.

  22. Guide Dogs - The Future

    The charity Guide Dogs faces financial pressures. What does it mean for jobs and services?

  23. Accessible Menus in Restaurants, Children's Author Jixie Dye

    In Touch hears about the food app that is aiming to make eating out more accessible.

  24. Ultra Access/Mixmups; Sound of a Masterpiece

    In Touch hears about a new concept for customising television access, called Ultra Access.

  25. The Future of the RNIB

    The RNIB's CEO Matt Stringer provides updates on recent organisational changes.

  26. Dr Fred Reid

    In Touch focuses on the life and achievements of the late Dr Fred Reid.

  27. Benefits Reform; Answering Your Questions

    In Touch tries to answer visually impaired people's questions about the benefit reforms.

  28. Retina UK's Sight Loss Survey; CSUN Assistive Technology Conference

    Retina UK are seeking feedback from people with inherited sight conditions to aid research

  29. Benefits Reform

    How does the government's reform to the welfare system affect visually impaired people?

  30. Deafblindness

    News of work aiming to achieve greater understanding of deafblindness.

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