Brophy, Peter and Craven, Jenny. (May 1999). The integrated, accessible library: a model of service development for the 21st century. Report of the REVIEL (Resources for Visually Impaired Users of the Electronic Library) project. British Library Research and Innovation Report 168. Manchester: CERLIM, Manchester Metropolitan University.

Bruce, Ian and Baker, Mark. (2001). Access to written information: the views of 1,000 people with sight problems. London: RNIB.

Bruce, I., McKennell, A. and Walker, E. (1991). Blind and partially sighted adults in Britain: the RNIB survey. Volume 1. London: HMSO

Capital Planning Information Ltd (CPI). (2000). Co-ordinating alternative format title selection. Final report to the Library and Information Commission and Share the Vision. CPI.

Chartres, Stephen. (October 1998 unpublished). The leisure reading needs of visually impaired people from ethnic minority communities. RNIB.

Commission of the European Communities. (1997/8).
TESTLAB (Testing systems using telematics for library access for blind and visually handicapped readers). www.svb.nl/project/testlab/test_deliv.htm

Confederation of Transcribed Information Services (COTIS).
Guidance notes (a series of guidelines for those involved in tape production.)
General recording technique : Tips on positioning and using the equipment.
General presentation: Tips on presenting text verbally.
Reading skills: Tips on enhancing the sound of your voice on tape.
Publicity: Tips on publicising your service.
Reading computer material: Tips on reading computer-related material.
How to deal with tables, graphs, diagrams etc: Tips on presenting visually complicated material.
Labelling and packaging audio cassettes: Tips on all aspects of labelling and packaging cassettes for producers and users.
www.cotis.org.uk

Confederation of Transcribed Information Services (COTIS). Reading Masterclass: join Edward Kelsey, "Joe Grundy" of The Archers and master of the spoken word, for tips on how to sound good on tape. COTIS.
(A 70-minute instructional tape and booklet providing guidance for people involved in reading information on to tape.)

Cornish, Graham P. (1997). Copyright: interpreting the law for libraries, archives and information services. 2nd ed. Library Association Publishing.

Craddock, Peter. (1996). Project Libra: the provision and use of reading aids for visually impaired and other print handicapped people in UK public libraries.
British Library, Library and Information Research Report, 91.

Davies, J. Eric, Wisdom, Stella and Creaser, Claire. (2001).
Out of sight but not out of mind. Visually impaired people’s perspectives of library and information services. Report to Resource and Share the Vision. Loughborough: Library and Information Statistics Unit.

eLIB: A brief history to, and background of, the eLib programme. www.ukoln.ac.uk/services/elib/background/history.html

Gloucestershire County Council, Library, Arts and Museum Service. (1998). The Gloucestershire VIP Project: library services for visually impaired people. Gloucestershire County Library.

Gregory, Wendy. (1966). Informability manual: making information accessible in the light of the Disability Discrimination Act. London: Central Office of Information.

Hall, Caroline. (1998). See it and hear it: Islington Library and Information Service. Library Technology, February 1998. Library Association.

Henderson, Dorothy. (2000). Large print - is that all there is? STV News. Issue 33, Summer 2000.

HERON on-line services on demand
www.heron.ac.uk

Jahoda, Gerald. (1993). How do I do this when I can't see what I'm doing? Information processing for the visually disabled.
Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.

Kinnell, Margaret, Yu, Liangzhi, and Creaser, Claire. (2000). Public library services for visually impaired people. Report to the Library and Information Commission. Loughborough: Library and Information Statistics Unit.

Library Association. (2000). Copyright and the digital environment position paper. www.cilip.org.uk/committees/laca/laca4.html

Machell, Jean. (1996). Library and information services for visually impaired people: national guidelines. Library Association.

Marsland, David. (1992). Read all about it: newspapers for blind people. West London Institute, Centre for Evaluation and Research.

Page, Geraldine. (1990). The public library service and the visually impaired person not yet registered blind: a study submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Librarianship. Sheffield University.

RNIB. Read all about it, in any media...your regional RNIB centre. RNIB factsheet.

Talking Newspaper Association UK. (1996). Good practice for talking newspapers. TNAUK.

Talking Newspaper Association UK. (1999). Guide to tape services for visually impaired and disabled people. TNAUK (annual).

White, P.J. (2001). The deafblind helpbook: practical advice and information for those who support deafblind people. Peterborough: Deafblind UK.
Deafblind UK also operate a 24 hour helpline (voice and text) for deafblind people on 0800 13 23 20