Articles
Celebrating Royal Eyewear Style
This year our Queen and longest ever serving monarch turned 90 years old. Her official birthday will be celebrated on the 11th of June and marked by her annual birthday parade – Trooping the Colour. …
Help your child feel good in glasses
Glasses can be a big change for children, and they can take some getting used to. The most important thing is that your child feels comfortable and confident in their glasses, and there are many thin…
30 at 30 – Kai’s Story
Kai didn’t know what to expect when he moved from a family business to join the team at our Store Support Centre. Although it was a big change, he says it was well worth it and he now looks forward t…
30 at 30 – Aminah’s Story
As a fashion student and founder of a creative online platform, Aminah talks about what she enjoys about being an Optical Assistant and how she’s learnt so much from her weekend role.
30 at 30 – Deepali’s Story
From a summer school student in 2008, to a Regional Optical Lead, Deepali Modha has taken every opportunity in her Vision Express journey to develop, progress and get involved. Here’s her story:
Protecting your eyes from Macular Degeneration
Macular Week is the annual week-long event organised by the Macular Society to raise awareness for eye health and macular conditions. This year, Vision Express sent out the Vision Van to various loca…
Contact Lens Diary
By David Ogg, Lead Rider of the Bryan Steel Academy Cycling Team.
Looking after your eyes this autumn.
Have you noticed your eyes have started to feel a bit tired with the change in season? It may be simpler to treat than you think…
Onboard the Train of Hope
In a previous post, third year optometry student Samantha Davidson wrote on the outset of her trip to South Africa volunteering on board the Phelophepa Train of Hope. In the first of two parts she ch…
Rob takes on the London Marathon
Each year, the iconic London Marathon attracts elite athletes, keen joggers and enthusiastic fundraisers alike, all gearing up for the challenge of a lifetime. This year, on Sunday 28th April, we’ll …