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Seema with a Waymo driverless car in London
Freedom on Four Wheels: What Driverless Cars Could Mean for Blind and Partially Sighted People

By Seema Flower, Founder and Managing Director, Blind Ambition I grew up around cars. My father worked in the motor trade, and from a young

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Stack of PIP claim forms struck by a beam of light, scattering documents — symbolising the broken benefits system and its impact on blind and partially sighted people.
PIP Is Not Fit for Purpose — And That Has Real Consequences for Blind and Partially Sighted People

The interim Timms review, published on 9 July 2026, has confirmed what blind and partially sighted people and disability organisations have been saying for years:

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Long cane and magnifying glass beside a fashion mannequin in a warmly lit retail store with tactile floor strips, representing accessible shopping for blind and partially sighted people.
What John Lewis Got Right — And How Your Store Can Do the Same

John Lewis Oxford Street has launched a VIP Sight Guided Shopping Service for blind and partially sighted customers — offering one-to-one support from trained Partners,

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A blind or partially sighted person at a desk with a braille display and laptop, facing a complex online government form — representing the inaccessibility of the Access to Work application process.
Access to Work Is Failing the People It Was Built to Serve — and It Has a Direct Human Cost

In June 2026, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) published a damning report on the DWP’s administration of the Access to Work scheme. The findings are

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Smartphone displaying the FIFA Audio Description app with a football stadium blurred in the background, representing accessible World Cup coverage for blind and partially sighted fans
FIFA World Cup 2026: Audio Descriptive Commentary Brings the Beautiful Game to Blind and Partially Sighted Fans

For the first time in World Cup history, FIFA is providing Audio Descriptive Commentary for every single match across the tournament — all 104 games,

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Laptop displaying an audio waveform interface with wireless earbuds beside it, illustrating Apple accessibility technology for blind and partially sighted people. Blind Ambition logo visible.
Rory’s Story and the Technology That Changed Everything: What Apple’s Accessibility Features Mean for Blind and Partially Sighted People

When Rory sat down at his Mac for the first time after losing most of his sight, he spent six hours working and came away

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