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Local elections take place on 7 May. If you’re blind or partially sighted, make sure you’re ready to vote.

Register by 20 April, and apply for postal, proxy or free voter ID by the April deadlines.

Your vote helps shape local transport, streets and services.

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We are exhibiting at Sight Village London 2025! This amazing event takes place at the ILEC in London from the 18-19 November. Pay us a visit to learn about the McGonagle®Reader and how it can help blind or partially sighted people.
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When developing the MGR, it was essential to collaborate with blind and partially people. Local musician Joe Kenny, blind from early years, has been supportive throughout the development and we are grateful for his assistance.
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MGR was tested with blind and partially sighted people by the RNIB. It received a 93% fitness for purpose accreditation. It was also comprehensively tested by Mannalog in Dublin with excellent results. To read the test history, visit www.pakflatt.com/downloads.

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Lucy Edwards is a UK based, award winning blind presenter, content creator and disability activist. Here, she describes her first interaction with the McGonagle®Reader.

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