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After a complete wash out on Friday the sun was shining for a more entertaining Saturday at Victorious in Southsea. I made my way to the Castle Stage at 2.30pm hoping to be able to get right in front of the barriers so i could see and photograph the band for the rest of the … Read moreGlorious Saturday at Victorious Festival
On Saturday 28th July Kevin Davis and Ray Hunt took part in the Pru-dential Ride London which is is gruelling 100 miles long. More than 100,000 riders participated in this annual event raising money for good causes. Kevin and Ray done it last year in aid of diabetes which Kevin supports because his daughter suffers … Read more£455 RAISED FOR LOCAL CHARITY
Losing My Sight UK are proud to announce that as from 1st September 2018 they have branched out into Basingstoke. Dave Taylor chairman said that the decision to move into Basingstoke was not taken with a light heart but with more of a compassion to help others. In the past LMS UK have visited BAVIC … Read moreLMS BRANCH OUT TO BASINGSTOKE
Victorious Festival 2018 has started and what a wet one it is the showers are frequent and heavy but that has not dampened the spirits of the hundreds if not thousands of revelers enjoying the event. We got to see the Lightning Seeds and despite not knowing many of their songs they were very good. … Read moreVictorious Festival 2018
On 4th August Losing My Sight UK held an 80’s charity disco at Roko Leisure centre in Portsmouth. The charity disco was a great fund raising event for the charity who are based in Portsmouth and are also like so many other charities struggling for funds for maintaining their services for the visually impaired and … Read moreLMS 80’s Disco
Elena Sommers is a visually impaired writer. She lives in Portchester near the castle with her two young daughters, before she started going to activities arranged by a local charity Losing my Sight Elena received a diploma in higher education in humanities, however, despite being bilingual and university education, she failed to find a job. … Read moreThree Royal Sisters – Inspired by sight loss charity
Dave Taylor, aged 53, has been shortlisted for the Royal National Institute of Blind People’s (RNIB) Vision Pioneer Award for Campaigner of the Year. The award recognises individuals who have successfully campaigned for issues affecting blind and partially sighted people. Dave was inspired to launch his own lottery-funded charity – Losing My Sight Magazine – … Read moreBlind photographer shortlisted for national sight loss award
Hampshire FA is seeking Equality Champions to join our Inclusion Advisory Group and to represent your community in helping shape equitable football delivery across the county. In 2014, Hampshire FA established the group and after three successful years we are looking to refresh our membership to ensure that it continues to be representative of the … Read moreHampshire FA Seeking Equality Champions to Join Inclusion Advisory Group
By Mat Killeen Losing My Sight Magazine have partnered up with the Hampshire FA to give blind and partially sighted people in the Portsmouth area a chance to socialise through the beautiful game. The idea, which was the brainchild of LMS founder, Dave Taylor, will see ten sessions which are split into two halves- one … Read moreThe Beautiful Side of the Beautiful Game
Seema is a visual awareness and disabilities consultant and is also supporting Target Ovarian Cancer, here’s her story… I got in touch with Target Ovarian Cancer after my mum Savarn Lata passed away – I had to do something to raise money and raise awareness. Mum, who everyone knew by her middle name Lata, was a generous and kind person, who lived for her family. … Read moreSeema and Savarn Lata’s Story