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Politics · 4 September 2026

Surrey museums finish project to improve disabled access

Surrey museums finish project to improve disabled access

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Three Surrey museums have completed a project to make their sites more accessible for disabled visitors, with positive feedback from everyone. The Surrey Coalition of Disabled People helped deliver the scheme, which included adding a ramp sign and arms to chairs. Staff and volunteers also received disability awareness training to enhance the visitor experience.

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