The RNIB's has started a brand new and there are still changes to be made.
The team are keen to point out that the Web Access centre will remain as is, and that the blog is simply a more informal way of bringing people up-to-date with the latest news about web accessibility.
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As well as a means of getting accessibility news out to interested parties quickly, we're hoping that the Web Access Centre Blog will be used to discuss a variety of accessibility issues.
So if you come across any that crop up through new methods of delivering web information or find any good ideas out in the wild for solving both old and new issues, just let us know at: