First piece of new Scottish writing to be released simultaneously in print and in Braille

Sue Reid Sexton

Sue Reid Sexton

A NOVEL about the true story of the Clydebank Blitz has made Read More ...

Say It With Braille

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National Braille Week

National Braille Week
Watch this film to discover more about Braille, how it is produced and how it is taught in the 21st Century Read More ...

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'Tis the Season to Learn About Braille!

Royal Blind welcomes the holiday season every year with hand-designed Christmas cards and wrapping paper, as well as Brailled gift tags in our selection of festive merchandise! The gift tags are... Read More ...

Why Is Braille Still Important Today?

For decades, the number of Braille users has been on the decline. While there are many reasons for the decline of Braille, technology that converts text to speech has been identified as a major... Read More ...

Welcome to National Braille Week

National Braille Weeks runs from the 4th - 11th January each year. Over the centuries Braille has had an enormous effect on the lives of millions of people across 120 countries worldwide. It is not a language but a code by which all languages may be written and read. The ability to read and write in Braille opens the door to literacy, intellectual freedom, equal opportunity, and personal security. It is an extremely important gateway to opportunity for the UK's blind or partially sighted people, enabling them to be more independent.
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