Seema shares her thoughts on the RNIB and M&S Christmas Food partnership for those with sight-loss.

“I am thrilled to hear RNIB and Marks and Spencer have teamed up to produce M&S’s inaugural Christmas Food magazine in braille format. I have worked very closely with RNIB for many years, and the collaboration with M&S signifies its commitment to ensuring that everyone, regardless of visual ability, can experience the magic of the holiday season. It is through efforts like these that barriers are broken down, and opportunities for connection and shared experiences to be created”

Founder, Blind Ambition – Seema Flower

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