Autism-friendly cinema coming to Birmingham
Screenings to be extended in November.
Autism friendly screenings coming to Birmingham this month
Cinema chains to host special showings for family and older audiences.
Cinema tie-up with social care charity
Additional autism friendly screenings coming to Birmingham for the summer holidays.
Hippodrome to launch season of Accessible Performances
Birmingham theatre to offer performances aimed at special needs.
Autism friendly screenings coming to Birmingham
Cinemas to stage special dedicated events.
mac stage Birmingham’s first ‘relaxed performance’ Christmas shows
Arts centre extends commitment in removing barriers to engagement.
International conference looks at helping autistic people into employment
Coventry University will play host to the iSpectrum conference in June, where the use of serious games as a way to increase employability for those on the autistic spectrum will be showcased.
Local student named as Olympic Torchbearer
Daniel Bird, a learner at Queen Alexandra College has been named as one of the 8000 inspirational people to carry the Olympic Flame
People ‘POhWER’
Television’s Lorraine Kelly will be at the Town Hall in Birmingham City Centre tomorrow evening to help celebrate the 15th anniversary of the creation of the national advocacy charity, POhWER
Birmingham screens national premiere for ‘Autism Friendly Films’
Birmingham ODEON on New street is to take part in the first UK-wide ‘Autism Friendly Films’ event on 11th August 2011.
To You from Super Me
Award-winning Sandwell youth group to exhibit at The Public.