So many exciting things happening over the next few weeks that I'm so happy to be part of! Starting with Greenwich + Docklands International Festival and it's incredible program of Accessible shows. Get all the info and full program of supported events at this link festival.org/gdif/access-at…

OH! This show is GOOD. Catch it before it's tooo laaate. It's audiodescribed by moi ;-) #audiodescription @VocalEyesAD @AAndIMatters @Elsiebiades Toby Davey

Here's one of the many things I'm working on at the moment! Come along!? #outdoorarts

Super happy to be #audiodescribing and providing #access support for Greenwich + Docklands International Festival. Loads to experience, for free. #accessible with #BSL #Captions #Audiodescription #Easyread and additional support. Tomorrow I'll be at #greenwichfair available to guide or inform! Come say hi!

Get your DANCE ON ! Greenwich + Docklands International Festival tomorrow + Sunday 4th -5th #audiodescription #bsl interpretation #easyreads #accessible routes and loos! We can even meet you at the train station #canarywharf. Shows kick off at 1pm. Spread the news! (BSLpromo video below - #ad info to follow!)

One of the reasons I feel lucky to live in Bristol. This newspaper. #supportlocaljournalism

After a whirlwind few weeks with Greenwich + Docklands International Festival as a Describer & Access Support Manager working with the wonderful Access Producer Alex Covell , Tony McBride and the FESTIVAL.ORG team, it's time to get ready for Out There Arts with NASA-UK 🚀🎪🥳

Joined. One of my favourite things about bristol is the existence of the Bristol Cable. Get on it.

We are seeking a D/deaf or disabled Assistant Producer to support the development & delivery of the Liberty Festival as part of #Lewisham being London Borough of Culture 2022. For more information on working within the LBoC Team please visit iamlewisham.uk/news #Lewisham2022

BSL interpreter needed TOMORROW 4-5:30pm Westminster. I know it's last minute...giving it a go anyway!! 🤞🤞🤞

How the Talking Book was born from the First World War. Today, Talking Books are read by tens of thousands of blind and partially sighted people. And it all started in 1935 when RNIB began providing books to war-blinded soldiers. (Thread)

Black people are stopped and searched at least six times more than white people – but new legislation could grant police additional stop and search powers. thebristolcable.org/2021/11/we-nee…

"We are desperate, we are tired, we are broken." Today midwives will gather on College Green to demand improved working conditions, better wages and crisis management. thebristolcable.org/2021/11/bristo…

Excited to be the describer for Birthmarked by the fabulous Brooke Tate, directed by Sally Cookson as part of @mayfestbristol! #AudioDescription on the 19th. Touch tour at 6pm. Show at 7.30pm at the Bristol Old Vic #BristolTheatre RNIB @VocalEyesAD Somerset Sight Sight Loss Councils