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Yousuf Mohammed travelled to Lebanon to provide sight tests to refugees, with Optical Express donating 500 children’s and adults frames

Patients in Inverness can now access vital cataract surgery more easily after a major investment by Optical Express

Patients can now access cataract surgery more easily after a major investment by Optical Express

The Eyes on the World Awards aim to “harness the talent and ideas” of university students, challenging teams to develop new ideas to improve sustainability

The shops you can no longer visit at Merry Hill A number of shops units are now boarded up after retailers closed their doors for good. Updated Latest news email updates straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Sh...

by Charlie Spargo Lauren Wilden has joined JBH as its Digital PR Manager and will work with the agencys lifestyle and personal finance clients. Formerly 10 Yetis Head of PR, Wilden spent nearly eight years at the Gloucester-based PR and social media agency working with clients including Hillarys Blinds, Optical Express, and Vouchercloud, carwow. JBH recently announced a significant increase in its headcount and their move to a new, larger office at the Express Building in Ancoats, Mancheste...

William Wilkie, right, pictured with his children Sian and Willis. Picture: Colin Mearns By Kristy Dorsey He joined his father’s firm in West Dunbartonshire in 1976, right around the time when eyewear was beginning its transformation from the correction of a physical deficiency into a statement of style. Whereas William Wilkie’s dad kept seven or eight spectacle frames in a drawer and “more or less” told customers what they wanted, the wall displays at today’s Wilkie & Rider shop...

David Moulsdale Picture: Duncan McCallum THE Optical Express eyecare business led by Scots entrepreneur David Moulsdale has said it is in good shape to cope with the challenges posed by the Covid 19 coronavirus crisis after overcoming the impact of the lockdown imposed in March. The Cumbernauld-based group said sales returned to pre-Covid levels in early summer after trading resumed in outlets that it had closed when restrictions were placed on optical specialists. The business achieved f...