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Colliders - Tactile Hadron, Pedestrians and 'A' Boards

Bradford Council bans street advertising boards. A tactile version of the Hadron Collider.

• 20 mins

Careers in Broadcasting

Lucy Edwards talks about vlogging and Sean Dilley offers advice on traditional journalism.

• 20 mins

Hallucinations, AI Apps

Judith Potts talks about Charles Bonnet syndrome and Jackie Brown on a range of AI apps.

• 20 mins

Christmas Presents

Peter is joined by Red Szell, Chris McMillan and Joy Addo to talk about Christmas presents

• 20 mins

Audio description for adverts, Employment

Would you like TV adverts audio described?

• 20 mins

New CEO of Guide Dogs

Tom Wright, the new CEO of Guide Dogs, on his ideas for the future.

• 20 mins

I'm Sorry I Haven't A Quiz

Peter White hosts the In Touch Boxing Day Quiz with an invited panel and audience.

• 30 mins

Fred and Etta Reid

Dr Fred and Etta Reid talk to Peter White about their long-lasting relationship.

• 20 mins

Access to Work, Keeping Fit

Martin Conway talks about problems with Access to Work. Jane Taylor on how to get fit.

• 20 mins

Internet Radio and Radio Caroline Tours

Mark Fielding talks about internet radio and access to tours on Radio Caroline's ship.

• 20 mins

Drug treatment for macular degeneration

Cathy Yelf on changes to NICE Guidance for treatment of AMD and the Marrakesh Treaty.

• 20 mins

The Big Blind Walk

Julian Jackson joins Peter White to talk about his Big Blind Walk.

• 20 mins

Changes to PIP, Whale-watching

Richard Kramer, Deputy CEO of Sense, talks about changes to PIPs.

• 20 mins

Masculinity Programme

Peter White is joined by male colleagues to discuss masculinity as a blind person.

• 20 mins

Visual Impairment and Mental Health

How can your visual impairment affect your mental health?

• 20 mins

Sex Education

Peter White explores Sex education for visually impaired people.

• 20 mins

Blindness for Beginners

Peter White is joined by Chris and Mike McMillan who answer listeners' questions.

• 20 mins

Partially Sighted Society and Lighting

The Partially Sighted Society's Anita Plant on their relaunch and Louise Gaw on lighting.

• 20 mins

Northamptonshire Association cuts, the Canute electronic braille reader

Northamptonshire Association for the Blind CEO Alex Lohman on recent cuts.

• 20 mins

Stem cell trials for macular degeneration, Thena Heshel obituary

Pete Coffey and Cathy Yelf discuss Macular Degeneration stem cell trials.

• 20 mins

Blind Women

Lee Kumutat and guests discuss the experience of being a visually impaired woman.

• 20 mins

RNIB in crisis over Pears Centre

RNIB chair Eleanor Southwood on RNIB's crisis following Sally Harvey's resignation.

• 20 mins

Richard Lane in Bergerac

Richard Lane reflects on having been blind for half his life.

• 20 mins

Blind carers, Where to get help when you lose your sight

A blind carer asks if she is alone. Plus help for newly blind people.

• 20 mins

Special school eye tests and a buggy innovation

The vulnerable children missing out on vital eye tests and we road test a new buggy.

• 20 mins

Hotels and Travel

As a hotel catering for the blind and visually impaired changes hands, we talk holidays.

• 20 mins

Dockless Bikes, Elia and Michael Whapples

A teenager tells us about the trip hazard caused by carelessly abandoned dockless bikes.

• 20 mins

A Factory in Russia

Peter visits Russia, investigating a rumour he first heard during the Cold War.

• 20 mins

St Vincent's School in Liverpool

Peter visits a school putting domesticity at the heart of the curriculum.

• 20 mins

New Research into Echolocation

We talk to a scientist investigating the ability of blind people to navigate by 'clicks'.

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