The Warwickshire Vision magazine is available in Large Print, Audio and electronic (pdf) format.
You can find backdated copies of Warwickshire Vision below:
Spring 2023
A fresh new look for our magazine as we welcome spring. Peek behind the scenes with our ECLO team.
Winter 2022
The latest from WVS, an interview with a trustee, news on our adventure to Buckingham Palace and more!
Summer 2022
The latest from WVS, an interview with a trustee, news on our adventure to Buckingham Palace and more!
Spring 2022
The latest from WVS, including an interview with actress and comedian Georgie Morell, tips to save money and more!
Winter 2021
Featuring WVS’ latest updates, including an interview with poet Dave Steele, artist Clarke Reynold and much more!
Summer 2021
Featuring an exclusive interview with stand-up comedian Chris McCausland, an introduction to our new CEO and more!
Spring 2021
A look back at our 110 year history, future Vision Support Centre plans, an interview with a Paralympic champion & more!
Winter 2020
Welcome to the new board members; New Strategy for a New Decade, Covid-19 safe support centres in 2021.
Summer 2020
WVS receives the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. Volunteer Awards 2020. New services for the new normal
Spring 2020
Explore targets set by Vision 2020 UK and how WVS has developed its services over the last two decades to meet them.
Christmas 2019
Introducing a range of stories exploring how we, as a charity and you as a community, bring people together.
Summer 2019
In this issue there is a new section on Consumer Matters that provides information on the utility services.
Spring 2019
Learn about the achievements of the gentleman featured on the cover and some personal recollections from another member.
Christmas 2018
The Reaching Communities Grant to help us improve support to our volunteers and develop new services for our members.
Summer 2018
There are personal stories included in this edition. There is also information on events and a number of health issues.
Spring 2018
Features the My Sight group, information on dry eye and a personal experience of adjustment to his own eye condition.
Christmas 2017
A Safety and Security section. We hear members experiences and advice. A new Certificate of Visual Impairment form.
Summer 2017
Article on the rise of diabetes, together with information on healthy living. Diabetes UK gives some dietary advice.
Spring 2017
This issue of Warwickshire Vision features holiday opportunities and we hope there is something of interest to you.
Summer 2016
Clubs have celebrated our Queen’s 90th Birthday. The expansion of our Hospital Advice Desk service and IT services.
Spring 2016
Eye Care – from a Patient’s Perspective; Bionic Eye Implant; Genetic Blindness Research; A Life in Volunteering.
Christmas 2015
Leisure activities for the season are featured. Aspects of diabetes; jobs of the staff with the Manager – John Davis.
Summer 2015
Feature four guide dog owners; Sight Village at Birmingham; information on eye conditions, healthy living and equipment.
Spring 2015
Yes you can – Sail, The Jubilee Sailing Trust. Rugby and District Talking Newspaper and the Story Behind it.
Summer 2022
The latest from WVS, an interview with a trustee, news on our adventure to Buckingham Palace and more!
Spring 2022
The latest from WVS, including an interview with actress and comedian Georgie Morell, tips to save money and more!
Winter 2021
Featuring WVS’ latest updates, including an interview with poet Dave Steele, artist Clarke Reynold and much more!
Summer 2021
Featuring an exclusive interview with stand-up comedian Chris McCausland, an introduction to our new CEO and more!
Spring 2021
A look back at our 110 year history, future Vision Support Centre plans, an interview with a Paralympic champion & more!
Winter 2020
Welcome to the new board members; New Strategy for a New Decade, Covid-19 safe support centres in 2021.
Spring 2020
Explore targets set by Vision 2020 UK and how WVS has developed its services over the last two decades to meet them.
Summer 2020
WVS receives the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. Volunteer Awards 2020. New services for the new normal
Christmas 2019
Introducing a range of stories exploring how we, as a charity and you as a community, bring people together.
Summer 2019
In this issue there is a new section on Consumer Matters that provides information on the utility services.
Spring 2019
Learn about the achievements of the gentleman featured on the cover and some personal recollections from another member.
Christmas 2018
The Reaching Communities Grant to help us improve support to our volunteers and develop new services for our members.
Summer 2018
There are personal stories included in this edition. There is also information on events and a number of health issues.
Spring 2018
Features the My Sight group, information on dry eye and a personal experience of adjustment to his own eye condition.
Christmas 2017
A Safety and Security section. We hear members experiences and advice. A new Certificate of Visual Impairment form.
Summer 2017
Article on the rise of diabetes, together with information on healthy living. Diabetes UK gives some dietary advice.
Spring 2017
This issue of Warwickshire Vision features holiday opportunities and we hope there is something of interest to you.
Summer 2016
Clubs have celebrated our Queen’s 90th Birthday. The expansion of our Hospital Advice Desk service and IT services.
Spring 2023
A fresh new look for our magazine as we welcome spring. Peek behind the scenes with our ECLO team.
Spring 2024
Some great advice on spring-cleaning your finances – and a closer look at our telephone befriending service.
Winter 2023-4
This edition we take a peak behind the scenes of Nuneaton Vision Support Centre.
Autumn 2023
Advice on dealing with darker autumn evenings, a tour of our amazing social clubs and Coleshill under the spotlight.
Winter 2022
The latest from WVS, an interview with a trustee, news on our adventure to Buckingham Palace and more!
Summer 2022
The latest from WVS, an interview with a trustee, news on our adventure to Buckingham Palace and more!
Spring 2022
The latest from WVS, including an interview with actress and comedian Georgie Morell, tips to save money and more!
Winter 2021
Featuring WVS’ latest updates, including an interview with poet Dave Steele, artist Clarke Reynold and much more!
Summer 2021
Featuring an exclusive interview with stand-up comedian Chris McCausland, an introduction to our new CEO and more!
Spring 2021
A look back at our 110 year history, future Vision Support Centre plans, an interview with a Paralympic champion & more!
Winter 2020
Welcome to the new board members; New Strategy for a New Decade, Covid-19 safe support centres in 2021.
Summer 2020
WVS receives the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. Volunteer Awards 2020. New services for the new normal
Spring 2020
Explore targets set by Vision 2020 UK and how WVS has developed its services over the last two decades to meet them.
Christmas 2019
Introducing a range of stories exploring how we, as a charity and you as a community, bring people together.
Summer 2019
In this issue there is a new section on Consumer Matters that provides information on the utility services.
Spring 2019
Learn about the achievements of the gentleman featured on the cover and some personal recollections from another member.
Christmas 2018
The Reaching Communities Grant to help us improve support to our volunteers and develop new services for our members.
Summer 2018
There are personal stories included in this edition. There is also information on events and a number of health issues.
Spring 2018
Features the My Sight group, information on dry eye and a personal experience of adjustment to his own eye condition.
Christmas 2017
A Safety and Security section. We hear members experiences and advice. A new Certificate of Visual Impairment form.
Summer 2017
Article on the rise of diabetes, together with information on healthy living. Diabetes UK gives some dietary advice.
Spring 2017
This issue of Warwickshire Vision features holiday opportunities and we hope there is something of interest to you.
Summer 2016
Clubs have celebrated our Queen’s 90th Birthday. The expansion of our Hospital Advice Desk service and IT services.
Spring 2016
Eye Care – from a Patient’s Perspective; Bionic Eye Implant; Genetic Blindness Research; A Life in Volunteering.
Christmas 2015
Leisure activities for the season are featured. Aspects of diabetes; jobs of the staff with the Manager – John Davis.
Summer 2015
Feature four guide dog owners; Sight Village at Birmingham; information on eye conditions, healthy living and equipment.
Spring 2015
Yes you can – Sail, The Jubilee Sailing Trust. Rugby and District Talking Newspaper and the Story Behind it.
