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We’ve got a fantastic range of jobs - over 400 roles - at Guide Dogs. So this week, we’re asking Alex Pepper, our first Head of Accessibility, what makes him tick. Clue: it’s got a lot to do with levelling the playing field while giving stepladders to all those who need.

An interview with Emma Mellor, a technical learning specialist for Guide Dogs

Golden Retriever Cooper recently came into the lives of the Darbyshire family from Gateshead, and already they say they can't imagine a life without him.

Children and young people with vision impairment tell us they want to grow up enjoying the same opportunities as their classmates. But all too often, they are being let down by the education system that fails to give them the support they need.

We’ve had fantastic feedback about our Name a Puppy scheme over the years, but with technology progressing, and our services expanding, we wanted to reflect this and we’re really excited to be launching our reinvigorated scheme.

We surveyed 2,000 people about their eye health and the results were surprising.

New research shows that our nation’s dogs display signs of having poor mental health. We share ideas on how to stimulate your dogs mental health.

Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex met young readers, who are blind and partially sighted, ahead of World Book Day (March 3rd) at our Guide Dogs centre in Berkshire.