The TV broadcaster and service provider Sky recently announcement an update which they have begun to roll out to their SKY Q customers across the UK. This update has great significance for any Sky customers that have visual impairments. The key improvements include the much awaited ‘voice guidance’ accessibility option, which will act as a […]
Posts in the Knowledge sharing and Top Tips category:
Various articles offering tips and guidance on everyday tasks.
Completing the Census 2021
What is the Census and why do we need to complete it? The census is a survey that happens every 10 years and provides the Government with a better picture of the households and the people residing within England and Wales. This information allows them to plan more effectively and make more informed decisions when […]
Accessibility with Alexa
From our A.C.E Officer Calum Briars. Since its introduction to the market in 2016, Alexa has become a household item used by millions worldwide. Of course, this is not a surprise at all, for a hand-sized speaker to have such clarity and functionality for a fraction of the cost of most speakers on the market, […]
Lockdown Life and Me: A Collection of Poetry
My Poor Wife by Ojo Taiye for couples who died due to complications from Covid-19 do you think time will heal all wounds? what if our wounds do really heal? unspool a ribbon of air—my wife’s last breath. i just can’t go home when i am sober. i keep pressing the doorbell even though no […]
Celebrating National Picnic Month
Who doesn’t love a good picnic? And, as lockdown restrictions ease and we are greeted with (some) sunnier days, why not venture out to a local beauty spot, pack your favourite treats and get your picnic on. With eye health in mind, here are some of our top picnic picks: Sandwiches: Tuna, mayonnaise and sweetcorn […]
How Does your Garden Grow?
Here we have a lovely little gardening update from our gardening enthusiast Diana, who herself has visual impairment. You can find her previous article here I thought I would give you an update on the progress of plants in my garden. The highs, the lows and the enjoyment of eating your freshly grown vegetables. These […]
Bird Watching- The ‘Smart’ Way
We hope you enjoyed Diana’s last article, who offered us some really handy gardening tips, especially for those who may struggle with their sight (if you missed it you can find it here). Here is a little update from Diana, let’s see what else she’s been up to in her garden during lockdown… Hi i’m […]
Broccoli helps to saves eyes
Whether you savour its favour or only tolerate it when covered in gravy on your Sunday lunch, love it or hate it, there is no denying that broccoli in all its green glory certainly packs a punch when it comes to its health properties. It’s fair to say it has some pretty impressive benefits for […]
Living the good life – Gardening Tips by Sight Cymru’s Diana Evans
In these difficult times there is a little light that can help and give you a rosy glow. Getting back to nature can give you a little lift when you see the first green shoots appear through the dark soil with a promise of vegetables for the future. The harvest is the achievement of your […]