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Guide Dogs' new scheme 'Tech for All' will provide free assistive technology to all children with a vision impairment aged between three and 18 in the UK.

Princess Alexandra has stepped down as Patron of the charity, after more than sixty years in the role. The announcement was made at an event to officially open the new Guide Dogs South West regional centre at Bristol this week.

Guide Dogs shows support for the Government's plans to review how dog theft is classified in UK law.

Guide Dog owner, Jaina, lost her sight after a rare allergic reaction and has gone on to become the country’s first blind fitness instructor.

A guide dog owner has spoken to BBC Breakfast about her experiences of e-scooters as the year-long trial of the two-wheel transport device starts in London.

Guide Dogs' history was honoured by chef and competitor Dan McGeorge in this year's Great British Menu on BBC Two. His dessert dish, 'Give A Dog A Bone', was made in honour of our founders, Muriel Crooke and Rosamond Bond.

Charities, including Guide Dogs, are calling on Network Rail and the Department for Transport to urgently install missing warning tactile surfaces on train platforms before more lives are lost.

Guide Dogs has teamed up with SignVideo to help make our support accessible to deaf people and people who have a combined sight and hearing loss who use sign language to communicate.