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Peter, a Habilitation Specialist at Guide Dogs, visited Belfast's transport hub to see how NaviLens is making travel more accessible for people with sight loss.

Our new research reveals just how far UK dog owners will go to keep their pups happy – even if it means walking away from their dream home. From skipping desirable amenities for a more dog-friendly property, to bringing dogs along to house viewings, it’s clear our four-legged friends are top of the property priority list.

Today (15 May 2025) is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, launched in 2012 to shine a spotlight on digital accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities. The theme this year is "Committing to Change" emphasising the importance of making digital products accessible to all.

Since its launch in 2023, Google has continued to enhance its Gemini AI model - the evolution of Google Assistant and Google’s AI chatbot Bard coming together. These updates aim to provide more user-friendly experiences across various devices and platforms, most of which are beneficial to people living with a vision impairment.

Guide Dogs is excited to be visiting the Shetland Islands this week, 21-26 April 2025, as we look to raise awareness and vital funds for our life-changing cause. Our team will be meeting locals and sharing how they can support Guide Dogs, particularly through our Sponsor A Puppy campaign.

With garden centres expecting their annual spring rush, here's how you can transform your garden with your dog in mind.

This Mother’s Day, Guide Dogs is celebrating one of our top mums – who has just become a great-grandmother.

Sunday 23 March is National Puppy Day, and if there’s one thing that should be celebrated, it’s puppies! Read on to get to know three of our very own life-changing pups, all at different stages of their guide dog journeys, and find out how you can support them.