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Accessible leisure centres survey

5
March
2018

We’re working in partnership with British Blind Sport to better understand people with hearing and visual impairments experiences of using leisure centres. The aim of this research is to help develop accessibility recommendations for leisure operators nationwide.

We would be very grateful if you could answer a short survey below.

Click to access the online survey.

If you would prefer to receive a word version of the survey, or would like to complete it over FaceTime please contact Valerie, UK Deaf Sport Head of Participation at participation@ukds.org.uk.

Deadline to complete the survey is Sunday 30 April 2018.

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UK Deaf Sport works with the following partners:

the_fa

spot_england

england_cricket

british_gymnastics

eng_athletics

eng_netball

london_sport

disability_bowls

british_blind_sport

badminton_england

lta_tennis

sense

activity_alliance

eng_golf

eng_cricket_association_deaf

swim_england

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