Blind Ambition at Sight Village London – Come and Say Hello Tomorrow!

Sight Village London Logo

We’re excited to share that Blind Ambition will be exhibiting at Sight Village London tomorrow — Tuesday 18 November 2025 — and we’d love for you to join us at this brilliant event for blind and partially sighted people.

This year, Sight Village London takes place at a brand-new venue, the ILEC Conference Centre in Earls Court, offering a spacious, accessible, and fully ground-floor exhibition hall with fantastic transport links.

Our Blind Ambition team will be at our stand from 10.00am, ready to welcome visitors, answer questions, and demonstrate how we support blind and partially sighted people across employment, accessibility, and independent living.
Seema Flower will be joining in the afternoon, but other Blind Ambition team members will be available throughout the morning — so please pop over and say hello!


About Sight Village London 2025 – New Venue, Same Brilliant Event

Sight Village remains the UK’s largest and most influential exhibition for blind and partially sighted people, offering hands-on access to the latest assistive technologies, mobility solutions, support services, and community organisations. Thousands attend each year to discover what’s new, try out products first-hand, and meet experts who truly understand sight loss.

This year’s London event will be held on:

  • Tuesday 18 November 2025 – 10.00am to 4.00pm

  • Wednesday 19 November 2025 – 9.30am to 3.30pm

Venue:
ILEC Conference Centre
47 Lillie Rd, London SW6 1UD

The venue offers:

  • A large, pillar-free ground-floor exhibition space

  • Two seminar rooms for talks and presentations

  • On-site café with food and refreshments

  • Direct connection to the Ibis London Earls Court Hotel

  • Adjacent car park with 140 spaces (parking charges apply)

Tickets are free, and you can book directly via Ticket Tailor.

For questions about the event, you can contact Rose Woodall: sv@qac.ac.uk or 0121 803 5313.


A Message from Seema Flower

“Sight Village is always one of the most uplifting events of the year. It brings together blind and partially sighted people, innovators, and organisations who share one mission: to remove barriers and open doors. I can’t wait to meet visitors in London and continue championing real inclusion.” – Seema Flower


Come and Visit Us Tomorrow!

If you’re attending Sight Village London, please come and say hello. Whether you’re interested in accessible employment, workplace training, support services, or simply want a friendly chat, our team would be delighted to meet you.

We hope to see many of you there!

Seema behind her her stand at sight village 2024
Seema – Sight Village 2025
Seema behind her her stand at sight village 2024
Seema – Sight Village 2025
Seema behind her her stand at sight village 2024
Seema – Sight Village 2025
Seema behind her her stand at sight village 2024
Seema – Sight Village 2025

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