1722: Stop Our Streets Becoming No Go Areas For Blind and Partially Sighted People

<div>With the trend of shared spaces, outdoor café culture and more obstacles on our streets, is there a danger that they will become no go places for people with disabilities?<br> <br> RNIB Scotland has launched its #StreetCred campaign and report to help politicians and planners make safer streets for all.<br> <br> RNIB Connect Radio’s Allan Russell spoke to Kirstie Henderson, from RNIB Scotland, and guide dog owner Sylvia to find out more.<br> <br> If you’d like more info on Street Cred, go to <a href="https://www.rnib.org.uk/news/rnib-scotland-calls-for-street-credibility/">https://www.rnib.org.uk/news/rnib-scotland-calls-for-street-credibility/</a> <br> <br> Or follow #StreetCred on social media.<br> <br> #RNIBConnect<br> <br> Image shows three men with white canes walking down a street. The words 'Street Credibility' are written in blue in the upper left side above the image, with 'Making Scotland's streets accessible for people with sight loss' written in 2 rows beneath. On the top right side above the image is the RNIB Scotland logo. RNIB written in bold black letters with 'Scotland' underneath, underlined with a bold pink line and 'See differently' written underneath the line.</div>