What’s On April 2026
Join us this April for a range of friendly and accessible community activities. Whether you’d like to try something new, get out and about, or simply enjoy some good company, […]
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Join us this April for a range of friendly and accessible community activities. Whether you’d like to try something new, get out and about, or simply enjoy some good company, […]
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Our March programme offers a range of accessible activities designed for wellbeing and social connection. Hosted by our friendly staff, the schedule includes social groups, cinema sessions, cooking workshops, and […]
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Our February programme offers a range of accessible activities designed for wellbeing and social connection. Hosted by our friendly staff, the schedule includes social groups, cinema sessions, cooking workshops, and […]
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What’s it really like to visit the UK Parliament when you have sight loss? In this blog, Muhammed (Communications Officer) shares his experience of travelling to Westminster, attending Prime Minister’s […]
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We will be holding a Booking session for our December activities on Thursday 27th November at Beacon Court’s communal lounge from 10am–12pm. Activities start from £2.50. Join us for festive […]
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This November brings a great mix of activities: get festive with a Merry Hill shopping trip and a Baileys Cheesecake cooking session to a Bowel Screening Awareness Session to a […]
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Read all about Muhammed’s Leap from TPT Intern to Communications Officer at Beacon and read his top 10 tips for gaining employment with sight loss, after completing 1 year in […]
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Think Halloween and you think pumpkins! Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to help you carve your pumpkin safely and easily, even if you have sight loss.
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Join us for a fantastic month of activities designed to connect, engage, and inspire! From active outings including walks to a fantastic cooking session to a diabetes awareness talk and […]
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Living with a visual impairment in the UK brings substantial extra costs every month, for essential items and services. However, many organisations offer discounts and concessions to help offset these […]
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