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There are a number of theatres showing accessible performances over the next few months. Take a look at some of the shows you can catch this autumn.

From 17^th until 23^rd October 2021, we are raising awareness for invisible disabilities as part of Invisible Disabilities Week. The week aims to raise awareness, educate and offer support and to help erase the stigma that surrounds invisible disabilities.

The Roman Gym, a newly revealed section of the Roman Baths, one of the most visited heritage attractions in the UK, will open on Friday 22 October 2021.

The theme for 2021 World Sight Day has been revealed as #LoveYourEyes with an aim to record 1 million sight tests pledged in the lead up to the event on 14^th October.

The Royal National Institute for Blind People has teamed up with highway engineers in Dorset to raise awareness for how blind and partially sighted people use the pavements and roadways.

CBeebies viewers have taken to social media to praise the appointment of the channel’s new presenter, George Webster, who is joining the team on CBeebies House.

Revitalise, the UK’s largest provider of respite holidays for disabled people and carers has appointed a new Director of People and Culture.

West Midland Safari Park is thrilled to announce it will be launching a brand-new event this October, inviting guests for an after-dark illuminations experience like no other.

Strictly Come Dancing returns this weekend to the BBC and this year’s show will feature deaf actress, Rose Ayling-Ellis.

This October half term at Haynes International Motor Museum, see one of the oldest cars in the Museum’s collection brought back to life before it takes part in the London to Brighton Veteran car run. Plus, there’s also the chance to meet model maker David Hayward, whose intricate 1:12 scale models were commissioned by the late John Haynes OBE.