Theresa Richards, regional manager at Scrivens Opticians & Hearing Care, has been awarded the company's most prestigious honour, the Sasha Georgevic Award, in recognition of her remarkable 41-year career with the business.
A Westbourne volunteer has been recognised for his extraordinary decades of charitable service with a special award.
For many people, driving represents independence and quality of life. It enables mobility, employment, and social connection. However, safe driving depends heavily on vision. As eye care professionals, optometrists are uniquely positioned to educate patients, identify risks, and recommend solutions that preserve and possibly enhance and improve both vision and road safety.
A creative nine-year-old from Bourne End has her eyes on the prize after winning a competition to design a pair of glasses inspired by all things wild and wonderful.
A former Mayor of Bromyard has cut the ribbon on a newly refurbished opticians – the same branch that saved her eyesight three years ago.
A creative nine-year-old from Newark has her eyes on the prize after winning a competition to design a pair of glasses inspired by all things wild and wonderful.
A creative eight-year-old from Hedge End has his eyes on the prize after winning a competition to design a pair of glasses inspired by all things wild and wonderful.
The new team at a Blandford Forum optician introduced themselves to the community with a charity coffee morning that included a special visit from the Town Mayor.
A creative nine-year-old from Leyton has his eyes on the prize after winning a competition to design a pair of glasses inspired by all things wild and wonderful.
A Halesowen pensioner has been recognised for her decades of community service and daily acts of kindness with a special award.
