Tribute to David Bonellie Former Chair of Optometry Scotland
Optometry Scotland is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of David Bonellie, a former Chair and longstanding member of the organisation. David was Chair of Optometry Scotland in 2014 …
GOS SS Launch and Reflection: A Decade of Progress for Community Optometry in Scotland
As the first week of GOS SS (General Ophthalmic Services Specialist Supplementary) launches across Scotland, we reflect on the past decade of Optometry Scotland activity and reflect on the growth …
OS Press Release: Scottish Budget 2026–27: Optometry Scotland welcomes continued investment in community eye care
Optometry Scotland (OS) welcomes the Scottish Budget 2026–27, which confirms continued investment in community optometry and reinforces its established role in delivering accessible eye care across Scotland. The Budget confirms …
Optician Online Article with Chair Eilidh 2026 year ahead
Optometry Scotland is pleased to share insights from our Chair, Eilidh Thomson, as featured in Optician Online’s recent Optical Outlook for 2026 discussion, where eye care leadership across the UK …
OT Article with OS Chair Eilidh’s Reflections from 2025
Optometry Scotland are delighted to share that our Chair, Eilidh Thomson, has been in Optometry Today’s year-end article “Four nations, one profession: how 2025 shaped optometry.” In this insightful piece, …