Two men in the centre. The man on the left is wearing a navy gilet and is being guided by the other man who is wearing a black jacket down a narrow street due to a plethora of poorly parked e-bikes. The e-bikes are scattered either side of the two men as the man on the left uses a walking stick and special visors to help navigate the street.

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Five delegates sitting on chairs inside a sports hall, with the three at the front most visible. They are holding blue balls, which they are using to exercise. They are dressed in comfortable clothing, and there are water bottles, and dumbbells on the floor by their chairs. It says 'Turn up the volume' in big green and black capital letters on the back wall.Multi-sport taster event for blind and partially sighted people across Yorkshire and Humberside26 June 2025
A group of seven people of mixed ages, genders and ethnicities. Some are holding white canes and there is one person with a guide dog. The group is standing in front of a red sign that reads, 'South Fylde Line' at a train station. There is an Amazon locker to the left and trees in the background.Railway 200 event run by and for blind and partially sighted people to build travel confidence  18 June 2025
Row of four red double-decker buses parked in a line.Vision Awareness Training for bus drivers rolled out across UK 11 June 2025
A group shot of 17 people of varying ages, genders, and ethnicities standing together at Wimbledon station. Five people are holding their long canes. Some people are carrying rucksacks, handbags, and coffee cups. Antony Merlyn stands at the front of the group in the middle, smiling at the camera. He is smartly dressed in a navy suit and tie, is holding a notebook, and carrying a rucksack.Govia Thameslink Railway and Sight Loss Councils host transformational ‘Try a Train’ event at Sutton and Wimbledon stations06 June 2025
This photo is of CEO Charles Colquhoun, Claire Sisk, and her male colleague. They are all dressed smartly and smiling at the camera. Charles is on the left, and is wearing a dark grey suit jacket, a white shirt, brown trousers, and has brown hair. Claire is in the middle, wearing a black dress and holding her long cane in her right hand. She has a small pink handbag over her left wrist, and is holding hands with her colleague, who is on the right of the photo. He is wearing a light grey suit jacket, a white top, black trousers, and has dark brown hair and glasses. He is also carrying a small brown-and-white chihuahua.Thomas Pocklington Trust and Sight Loss Councils Celebrate Volunteers’ Week: 2025 Rodney Powell Awards   02 June 2025
Sight Loss Council conference delegates (SLC volunteers) and sighted guides sat around round tables int he main conference hall. SLC banners are in the background, flip chart two larges screens to show the presentations. A golden coloured guide dog is laid on the floor.Sight Loss Council Conference 2025: Vision for Change22 May 2025
White man fastens a black helmet while sitting on an orange Voi e-bike, preparing to cycle off. He is smartly dressed in beige chinos and a navy jacket.Voi signs SLC E-bike Charter20 May 2025
A group of around 15 people stand closely together indoors, smiling at the camera. In the centre, two people are holding a large cardboard photo frame that reads 'I support #ACCESSFORALL'. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo and website are clearly visible at the bottom of the frame.Rodney Powell Awards 2025 shortlist 07 May 2025
Greater Manchester Sight Loss Council member Anthony Cough pictured feeling tactile exhibitions at Orsdall Hall.North West SLCs and local arts venues work to enable independent navigation of their sites16 April 2025
Group photo of members testing the AIRA app at Chichester station. There are six people in the photo with some with their fists in the air, all smiling at the camera.Advanced preview of new resources to make train travel more accessible for blind and partially sighted people11 April 2025
Colleagues from Thomas Pocklington Trust and Greater Anglia at Colchester station (credit: Greater Anglia)Exhibition on the theme of sight loss at Colchester rail station19 March 2025
Dave Smith, Engagement Manager for South East England, is pictured next to a large hedge which is overhanging into the pavement. Dave is holding his long cane and looking at the camera.Cut back and report overgrown foliage18 March 2025
Eight women, all members staff members of Sirona Healthcare, are reading from paper handouts and talking amongst themselves. All of them are seated are are in a classroom style room.West of England SLC Delivers Change with Sirona Care & Social12 March 2025
Woman dressed in smart attire posing with a dark green Forest bike on a leafy street. She is dressed in a white shirt and long black trousers and has short black hair.Forest signs our e-bike charter26 February 2025
Man riding a green Lime bike on a sunny street with trees and buildings in the background. The man is dressed in a pink shirt and brown trousers and is wearing a green helmet and black sunglasses.Our work with e-bike operators to increase street safety17 February 2025
2025 Rodney Powell Awards. Nominations for this year's awards are now open! Closing date: 9th February 2025' The TPT logo is positioned at the top of the post. The text is decoratively positioned on a sparkly navy backgroundRodney Powell Awards: nominations open 7 January 2025 07 January 2025
The left side of the image shows five people, including Engagement Manager Sam, guide dog Lizzie and Luton Airport Parkway staff, standing in a line and facing the camera. "Coffee and Chat event success with Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR)" is written in white writing. The Sight Loss Councils logo appears in the bottom right corner with the emblem of light blue dots appearing on the top right.Sight Loss Councils celebrate successful ‘Coffee and Chat’ events23 December 2024
Dave stood with Transport Minister Simon Lightwood, Victoria Garcia, Ed Wills and another outside of Coaster bus at a bus stop. They are stood infront of the bus and smiling a the camera. The green bus says 'Accessible Travel' and the words 'Stephen Barnwell' at the top.Bus driver training materials showcased at Transport Minister visit16 December 2024
David Parfett standing with the England VI rugby team on a rugby pitch. They are wearing white rugby t-shirts and black shorts.David Parfett debuts for England’s visually impaired rugby team at Alex Bassan cup 13 December 2024
There are four people in a sports hall. A man in a blue top and black trousers has back facing a net and is standing in front of another man in a red top who is knelt a few feat away from him and placing a ball on the ground. There are two people in orange tabards standing against a black wall behind them.‘Let’s Get Active’ event success in the North East 28 November 2024
Panoramic view of Cardiff Bay in Cardiff, Wales. The view is of a lake with the red Pierhead building in the background, and buildings, reflecting in the water. Blue sky dotted with clouds.Become our Sight Loss Council delivery partner in Wales – application deadline 10 January 202526 November 2024
From left to right: Carl Martin, Accessibility Lead at GTR, Dave Smith, Engagement Manager for South East England, Paull Goddard, East Sussex SLC member, Lauren Eade, SLC coordinator, with staff members from GTR. They are stood together in a line in the ticket hall at Chichester Station.AIRA app extended to 236 rail stations  22 November 2024
Group shot of Wandsworth Council’s Road Safety and Engineering Team with Sight Loss Council (SLC) members and Thomas Pocklington Trust staff. A selection of the team who have just been guided are wearing simulation glasses (sim specs). SLC member Harry is holding a navigation cane, and SLC member Haren is pictured with a guide dog. They are stood in front of Wandsworth Town train station.Road Safety and Engineering Team walk blind through Wandsworth18 November 2024
Sight Loss Council members stood in a line with a retailer facing the camera and smiling in a supermarket where they have been assessing the accessibility of product packaging. Three members are holding navigation canes.Sight Loss Councils celebrate Purple Tuesday 11 November 2024