Food Giant Turned Upside Down

Lockdown is easing and that's a good thing for everyone, or is it?

For blind and partially sighted people, social distancing is actually reducing their confidence and ability to get around safely, so can you help?

RNIB's #WorldUpsideDown campaign hopes to let sighted members of the public know about the difficulties and how they can help with some simple tips.

If you find yourself in London at the famous Piccadilly Lights, have a look at the screens and you'll see something strange!

RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Alison Last, from Kellogg's, to find out why they are getting involved and why the food giant has a close working relationship with the UK sight loss charity.

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Image: Kellogg's logo upsidedown