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Every year we produce two issues of our newsletter and an online version of each can be found by following the links below. The most recent issues are available as a .pdf download. Earlier issues have been scanned. We have kept the images quality reasonable high so that the text can be read. However, this has led to the images being rather large in size and comparatively slow to load - for which we apologise. For this reason they will open in a new window and may take some time to load.

	Issue 10 (275kb .pdf) Winter/Autumn 2004	Vitamins & the Eye Night Driving Issues Laser Eye Surgery What's New Macula Degeneration
	Issue 9 (240kb .pdf) Spring/Summer 2003	The Science Behind your Glasses Contact Lens Advances What's New Dry Eyes
	Issue 8 (250kb .pdf) Winter/Autumn 2002	ChromaGen & Dyslexia Cameras & Make-up What's New Understanding squints
	Issue 7 (255kb .pdf) Spring/Summer 2002	The Optomap revolution Sunglasses What's New Colour vision defects
	Issue 6 Autumn/Winter 2001	Eyecare Awards Hearing Services What's New Cataracts and the Eyes
	Issue 5 Spring/Summer 2001	Our new look Summer Fashions What's New Glaucoma and the Eyes
	Issue 4 Millennium Issue 2000	Millennium News Look Good Contact Lens Update Diabetes and the Eyes
	Issue 3 Spring/Summer 1999	Free eye examinations Millennium Eclipse Sports Eyewear Retinal Detachments
	Issue 2 Autumn/Winter 1998	WPS goes on-line Children's Eyecare SEIKO Lenses Macula Degeneration
	Issue 1 Spring/Summer 1998	Frame on faces Whats cool this Summer Motor Vision Contact Lens Update

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The site was last updated on 1st November 2003. The latest issue of our newsletter and an overhaul of all areas of the site feature in this update.

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Issue 10 (autumn/winter 2003) contains details of the science behind your glasses, news on the latest optical products and an outline of some of the causes and treatments for dry eyes.

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