How to Watch the Solar Eclipse – and Why You Should Never Use “Knock-Off” Sunglasses
Learn how to watch the 2026 solar eclipse safely and why only ISO 12312-2 certified solar eclipse glasses should be used – never regular sunglasses.
Learn how to watch the 2026 solar eclipse safely and why only ISO 12312-2 certified solar eclipse glasses should be used – never regular sunglasses.
At Lesley Cree Opticians, we are proud to support the Eye Care Everywhere initiative and advocate for a future where every patient can receive expert care quickly and conveniently in their local communities.
Lesley Cree Opticians is one of six local opticians’ practices chosen to be part of a new NHS pilot to deliver emergency NHS eye care treatment.
As a busy community-focused opticians, Lesley Cree Opticians has always balanced two priorities: delivering exceptional clinical care while keeping appointments efficient and stress-free for…
Racket sports have surged in popularity, however eye care professionals are reporting a parallel rise in significant ocular injuries linked to both sports.
Our practice will be closed over the Christmas period from Wednesday 24th December at 12:30pm and we will reopen on Friday 2nd January 2026 at 9:00am.
We’re thrilled to announce that together, we’ve raised an incredible £1,260 for My Sight Nottinghamshire – a local charity that provides vital support to people living with sight loss across our community.
We’re so excited to share some big news – the new Lesley Cree Opticians website is now live! This is an important step forward…
While the GOC’s findings show that many optometrists are struggling to maintain high standards in the face of commercial pressures, Lesley Cree Opticians remains committed to a more personal and ethical approach to eye care.
A new government road safety strategy could soon make compulsory eye tests for drivers over the age of 70 a legal requirement.