Category: General News
Will the end of the pandemic bring forth a new start for Optics UK?
Could the double whammy of disruption of supply and service of both Covid-19 and Brexit spell disaster to some in the vision care sector or act as a stimulus to recovery and doing things better and differently in the “New Normal”
Read More..Pharmacists snubbed by Government Leaders over Covid Jabs
Pharmacists snubbed by Government Leaders over Covid Jabs
Read More..Primary eye care during the lockdown
In England and Scotland, the College of Optometrists has advised the sector to continue following amber guidance and prioritising emergency and essential eye care.
Read More..COVID-19 alert level: update from the UK Chief Medical Officers
On January 4th 2021 at 20.00 hours A joint statement from the UK Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) recommending that the UK COVID-19 alert level move from level 4 to level 5. This prompted the Prime Minister to broadcast to the nation.
Read More..VCHP Filmed for GSK Impact Award
Vision Care for Homeless People, was chosen from more than 400 UK charities as one of ten winners of a £30,000 GSK IMPACT Award and is featured in a new film about its work.
Read More..Sad Passing Of Alick Taylor
The FMO was saddened to hear of the recent passing of Alick Taylor, a much-loved and respected member of the FMO and optical community.
Read More..IACLE calls for entries for 2021 Educator of the Year Awards
Three contact lens educators from around the world will be attending major international meetings next year, as winners of the 2021 IACLE Awards launched today.
Read More..Entries now open for West Midlands healthcare awards
West Midlands Academic Health Science Network (WMAHSN) is proud to announce the return of its prestigious Meridian Celebration of Innovation Awards, with entries now open.
Read More..AIO sends a letter to Grant Shapps to promote road safety awareness and vision.
AIO sends a letter to Grant Shapps to promote road safety awareness and vision.
Read More..‘Smile’ postcards help the elderly stay connected
With loneliness on the increase, Specsavers has partnered with the Royal Voluntary Service to help older people to stay connected.
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