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What a great start to the New Year!  A massive thank You to Jo Jensen, a professional masseuse who massaged 60 people over the course of December and raised £621.59 for our charity - what a star! 👏⭐️❤️

Do you hate wrapping Christmas presents? Then we can help.From Monday 16 December for one week we will be wrapping all your festive gifts in the Vtoria Centre market for a suggested donation of just £1 per item. If you would like to find out more, would like to donate...

If you're visually impaired and travel by public transport, you may like to find out more about a great local campaign designed to encourage able-bodied passengers to give up their seats for disabled travellers on local transport.   Nottinghamshire Live Collect your...

Yay! Our charity scoops national award! My Sight Notts is celebrating winning a prestigious national award for the life changing impact of our innovative facilitated peer support group, which helps local blind and partially sighted people deal with the often...

We need your help, please could you take a few minutes to nominate My Sight Notts for Trent Barton Charity of the Year? https://www.trentbarton.co.uk/…/our-…/article/charitypartner With your vote we can make 2020 the year  we're able to support even more local people...

We're thrilled to announce that our  new coffee shop opens its doors next Tuesday 19 Nov from 10am, so please come and join us for a cuppa and a slice of cake!  Meet up with friends old and new over a brew! Our very special community coffee shop is open to all local...

Come and join us at our Annual General Meeting (AGM), this Friday at 1pm.  Don't miss the chance to have your say The meeting’s being held at our bright new hub on Heathcoat St and as well as hearing all the latest news from our charity about what we’ve achieved this...

Thank you to John Lewis & Partners Nottingham for inviting us into store to promote these beautiful new 2020 Calendars, which show stunning works of art and personal stories from our inspirational blind and partially sighted artists. You can get your hands on one...

A series of charity performances of Alan Bennett’s famous Talking Heads monologues is being organised by Len Jackson OBE as a tribute to the blind mum and dad who raised him. Charity President organises show as tribute to blind parents Len Jackson, OBE, business...

Nottingham’s truly inspirational choir for blind, partially sighted and deafblind singers is travelling to Liverpool this weekend to perform on stage as guests of the Liverpool Inspirational Voices visually impaired choir. Experience the joy of music! The Nottingham...