The team at The Lowry are working hard to make their events and facilities accessible to as many people as possible.
The Symphony Group say that everyone should be able to use and enjoy their kitchen!
Stuart Reynolds of AKW discusses designing a kitchen with wheelchair accessibility in mind.
Whilst a 2011 refurbishment of RCOT's premises greatly improved its accessibility, it was felt that more could be done...
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