Why Regular Eye Tests Are More Important Than Ever – Especially for Drivers Over 70
A new government road safety strategy could soon make compulsory eye tests for drivers over the age of 70 a legal requirement.
A new government road safety strategy could soon make compulsory eye tests for drivers over the age of 70 a legal requirement.
We’re supporting the Association of Optometrists’ latest awareness campaign, “You Won’t See It Coming”, which shines a spotlight on glaucoma.
A recent report has uncovered a worrying trend: just 30% of children regularly wear sunglasses in sunny weather, raising concerns about whether we’re doing enough to protect their eye health.
We’re supporting a new initiative from the AOP, which shines a spotlight on the critical role optometry can play in improving the lives of older people.
Lesley Cree Opticians is supporting a new public awareness campaign, led by The College of Optometrists, ABDO, and OSA, which aims to encourage parents across the UK to prioritise regular eye tests for their children.
Many people think of eye tests as simply a way to check if they need new glasses. However, routine eye examinations can detect much more than just changes in vision—they can reveal serious underlying health conditions that, if left untreated, could lead to life-changing consequences.
The Radcliffe practice of Lesley Cree Opticians had a very special visitor this week as we welcomed Lesley’s first grandchild, Maya, to the store.
The launch of the UK Eye Care Data Hub marks a significant step forward in how eye care services are planned and delivered across the country.
Please note that our practices in Radcliffe, Keyworth and Ruddington will be closed from 12.30pm on 24th December 2024 and reopen at 9am on Thursday 2nd January 2025.
At Lesley Cree Opticians, we’re committed to supporting eye health and raising awareness about vision-related challenges like headlight glare.