Rose Ayling-Ellis celebrates 'amazing' news in heartfelt post

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Strictly Come Dancing, to having a deaf Barbie made in honour of her, Rose Ayling-Ellis has helped raise awareness of the deaf community in many ways.

On Friday, the former EastEnders star shared another huge leap for people with accessibility needs, reposting the exciting news that British Vogue has been printed in braille for the first time ever, meaning blind and partially sighted people will be able to enjoy the fashion magazine.

Rose reposted British Vogue editor Edward Enniful's announcement of the news, commenting: "Oh wow this is amazing!"Edward's initial post read: "For the first time in @britishvogue’s history, I am pleased to share that the magazine is now available in Braille, for blind and partially sighted people. "The Vogue team and I are delighted by the response to the May issue, but what the process of making it taught us is that what's most important are tangible and lasting changes. SEE: Rose Ayling-Ellis stuns in figure-hugging mini dress and high knee boots for special debutVogue and the fashion and publishing industries have a great deal to do still but it makes me very happy to see the arrival of these first Braille issues today. "This news is a huge step in fashion magazines becoming more inclusive of all readers, and it's important to note that the issue has Selma Blair on the cover, talking about her MS diagnosis and reframing fashion to make it more inclusive.

Rose herself is a pioneer in raising awareness of making the world more inclusive for people with accessibility needs, and last week opened up about the struggles she has faced as a deaf person while appearing on Loose Women.