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Accessible Tandem Cycling Rides in Norwich

Two pairs of tandem cyclists riding on a road through trees. Both the cyclists at the back have reflective vests that say “Blind Cyclist”.

With the better weather fast approaching, we are pleased to announce that we will be offering more opportunities to join our tandem cycle rides around Norwich this spring and summer!

What’s On – May 2026

A group of 12 people, and one guide dog, standing inside the main exhibition room of the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich.

Vision Norfolk runs a wide range of accessible creative, cultural, sports, and social activities designed to help people living with sight loss to stay active, build friendships and discover new passions.

Voting Information for Vision Impaired People in Norfolk

An arm wearing a pink jumper placing a slip of paper in a voting box.

Voting is a fundamental right. The Elections Act 2022 requires officials to make provisions for an independent and secret vote. As the May elections approach, it’s important to know your rights and options. Important Deadlines – May 2026 Register to Vote: Monday 20th April Postal Vote Application: Tuesday 21st April (by 5pm) Proxy Vote Application: […]

Magpie News – Spring 2026

White text on a blue background that says "The latest news and events from Vision Norfolk, Magpie News, Spring Edition 2026". There is a small yellow graphic of a magpie in the bottom right hand corner.

The spring 2026 edition of Magpie News has been published, featuring a round-up of our events and activities around the county as well as some of the latest Vision Norfolk news.

Cheers! Great Yarmouth Pub Rise To Vision Norfolk’s Fundraising Challenge

Blackfriars Tavern owners Phavez Smith and Rachael Seaward hand over the money to Vision Norfolk volunteer Chris Stanley and fundraising manager Joe Russell

23rd February 2026 Regulars at a nationally-renowned real ale pub in Great Yarmouth which hosts a monthly pub games event for vision impaired people have raised over £300 for Vision Norfolk. Drinkers at The Blackfriars Tavern, which was one of CAMRA’s four national finalists for Pub of the Year in 2025, donated money raised at […]

Coming up Next Week – Opportunities to Learn About Accessible Technology

Vision Norfolk volunteer co-ordinator Emily Orford and volunteer David Page

20th February 2026 Coming up next week – lots of opportunities to learn about tools to access the digital world if you’re living with sight loss! Drop-in Tech Session Monday 23rd February, 10am-1pm Vision Norfolk Norwich Hub We’re delighted to be holding Technology Drop-In Sessions at our Norwich Hub. Whether you’re just getting started or […]

Leading Assistive Technology Firm To Demonstrate ‘Game-Changing’ Technology

The grey and orange HumanWare logo with the tagline "see things. differently.".

10th February 2026 People living with sight loss in West Norfolk are being invited to two special presentations in King’s Lynn and Downham Market by Vision Norfolk, Norfolk’s sight loss charity, which is working with a company which specialises in assistive technology to help vision impaired people live independently. The presentations, at Vision Norfolk’s King’s […]

Comedian And Strictly Star Helps Raise Funds For Norfolk’s Sight Loss Charity

Comedian Chris McCausland with Vision Norfolk staff at King's Lynn Corn Exchange

3rd February 2026 Vision Norfolk, Norfolk’s sight loss charity, has received a £300 boost thanks to kind-hearted King’s Lynn Corn Exchange audience members at a recent show by comedian Chris McCausland. The comedian allowed Vision Norfolk to hold a collection at his show on Friday 23rd January, the second time he has supported the charity […]