At Blind Ambition, we are proud that our founder, Seema Flower, is frequently invited to share her expertise and lived experience on disability, inclusion, and accessibility. Her voice is trusted by national media outlets, and she is often quoted in stories that shine a light on the challenges faced by
It’s National Eye Health Week (Monday 22 – Sunday 28 September 2025)! This annual campaign shines a spotlight on the importance of looking after our eyes and recognising how sight loss can affect daily life. For blind and partially sighted people, the impact of vision loss is profound – from
Blind Ambition was honoured to collaborate with the RNIB to deliver Visual Awareness Training at the beautiful BAPS Hindu Temple in Neasden. This training included one online session and two in-person sessions, marking a milestone in making places of worship more accessible to blind and partially sighted people. The experience
Seema Flower, founder of Blind Ambition, has been nominated for the Heroes Awards 2025 in recognition of her work to make street works and public spaces accessible for blind and partially sighted people.
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A recent BBC report has highlighted something that many in the disabled community already know too well – blue badge holders are being unfairly charged “kiss-and-fly” fees at UK airports. Despite the Equality Act placing a duty on companies to make reasonable adjustments, several major airports continue to charge disabled
Blind Ambition is proud to feature in a major Utility Week article released this week, where our founder Seema Flower was interviewed about the vital importance of accessibility in road and street works — and the real-life consequences when disabled people are forgotten in planning and delivery. The article highlights
An independent investigation into BBC’s MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace has today, Monday 14 July, upheld 45 allegations of misconduct, including incidents of unwelcome physical contact and three occasions where Wallace was found to be in a state of undress in the workplace. The findings cover a 19-year period and include
The BBC’s recent exposé on former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has sparked a national debate — not only about his alleged behaviour but also about the dangers of using autism as a blanket explanation for misconduct. More than 60 people have now come forward with allegations against Wallace, including inappropriate
Sight Village is the UK’s leading exhibition and an essential event in the blind and low-vision calendar. It draws thousands of visitors seeking to explore the latest technology, products, and support services. This is more than just an exhibition—it’s a fully sensory experience where you can explore, engage, and be
