General news from Thomas Pocklington Trust

Find out more about this growing sport by watching two video clips demonstrating what it's all about.

Our service users make the most of a unique opportunity to design unusual tennis racquets to celebrate 125 years of Wimbledon

Pocklington is taking part in an exhibition at the National Care Homes Congress with a poster which gives tips on how to improve detection of sight loss and residents' quality of life.

We are thrilled to be able to announce that Bronwen has won the online voting competition for the prestigious Dudley Borough Council Mayor's Award.

Members of the UK’s “oldest old” – the fastest growing and most vulnerable sector of the UK population – often struggle to have lives worth living, says a new study released today

Following our recent Investors in People reassessment in July this year, we are proud to be able to say we have been recognised in the new ‘Bronze’ category.

New dementia network will help make sight loss visible in dementia care

Our latest research publications explore social inclusion, social circumstances and the quality of life of visually impaired older people.

Our newly published Annual Review outlines our achievements and activities during the year 2008/09. It also sets out some of our objectives for the year ahead.

A sensory model of care practice should be developed, after two new studies revealed a widespread failing to acknowledge the importance of sight loss.

Thomas Pocklington Trust celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2008.