Don’t let poor eyesight be a barrier to learning… The Easter holidays are an ideal opportunity to check your children’s eyes. 1 in 5 school aged children hav...

Are your Kid’s eyes ready for World Book Day? With World Book Day happening this week it is an ideal opportunity to check your child’s eyesight so that they ...

Children’s Eye Health is important to us, this is why we are different from other Opticians. We give you time… One of the reasons why we are different from o...

FREE NHS eyecare is available to all school age children in full time education, and this includes home-schooled children.

As an inclusive, local, independent optician we think it’s important to offer our service to every member of our community.

Our fashion-conscious youngsters are always after the latest look and the Wills collection is perfect.

Monday 24th September marks the start of National Eye Health Week 2018 when charities and health professionals across the UK come together to promote the imp...

Last week we focussed on the importance of eye tests to ensure children have every advantage when they return to school. This week we’d like to introduce one...

It’s recommended that you have your child’s eyes tested at least once a year (for under 16’s) or once every 2 years (for over 16’s), or more often if you hav...

Don't forget all children should visit the Optometrist every year (or more often if advised) Eye tests are FREE under the NHS until children are 16, contact ...

Mobile phones, ipads, tablets, TV, computers and whiteboards are all new ways of learning for children. Here are some guidelines how they should be used well...

1) Children should visit the Optometrist every year (or more often if advised) This will check children's vision and monitor children's eye health. This is i...