EDITOR'S CHOICE YOUR VIEWS You cannot be serious Astounded by comments LATEST NEWS Ale and hearty as beer festival is a big success Quick-thinking hero teen rescues angler Danielsun whips up crowds LATEST SPORT Record smashed as Morris scoops title Jess helps get dad into gear Double success for Higgs COMPETITION Good ‘Fortune’ could win you show tickets GET OUR NEWS BY E-MAIL Just register

Most read Comments 1 Corporate king brings success to the table 2 Motorway crash 3 Flower power 4 Stage win for Varnish 5 Duo to oversee new Rovers project 6 Tom wins Hunt for medals 7 New-boys face trial by Darby 8 Joint executive plan sparks row 9 Well done Bill 10 Darby looks to utilise squad Today | 7 Days 1 Homophobic attack shames whole town

A FULLY equipped bus packed with resources for visually impaired people will be visiting Bromsgrove next week.

The Worcestershire Association for the Blind has arranged for the bus to visit the county and someone from WAB will be on hand to offer local services for visually impaired people and to assist with local issues.

"This is an opportunity for anyone who is either visually impaired or a professional working in the field to access resources which can enable people to remain independent," said Rhian Thompson, who is WAB's training and rehabilitation manager.

"We will welcome anyone who has a sight impairment issue to come along and view what is on offer" added Rhian.

If people want to know more they can contact Worcestershire Association for the Blind, at The Bradbury Centre, 2 Sansome Walk, Worcester, WR1 1LH or by telephoning 01905 723245.

The bus will be in Bromsgrove on Tuesday, May 20, at Morrisons supermarket car park in Aston Fields from 10 until 4pm.

The bus will also be visiting Kidderminster on Wednesday, May 21, and it will also be in the Webbs car park at Wychbold on Thursday, May 22.

8:15am Thursday 15th May 2008

Print

Email this