Access to Heritage Project: Interview about Sensory Trail on BBC Radio Merseyside

Thursday, 16 April 2009

Interview about Sensory Trail on BBC Radio Merseyside

If you go to the link below (needs Real Player) you can listen to a short interview at Speke Hall about the new Sensory Trail on Claire Hamilton’s Drivetime show on BBBC Radio Merseyside.

Scroll to near the end of the programme to find the interveiw, it's about 10 mins from the end.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p002nxwv/Claire_Hamilton_09_04_2009/

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The Access to Heritage project was developed in 2005 to research into access to interpretation in museums and other heritage type venues for people with learning disabilities. The project aims to find out why people with learning disabilities don't visit Hertitage venues and how we can make their visits positive and memorable experiences. The Access to Heritage forum which includes representatives from three day centres and a school, have made a film about our work, produced a report made our own multi sensory exhibition and worked with designers on St George's Hall Liverpool new visitor centre.The project is lead by the forum members who have become experienced 'access consultants', regularly visiting museums, galleries and old buildings using a variety of methods to get feedback. We are currently working with Speke Hall, The National Wildflower Centre and National Museums Liverpool on the new Museum of Liverpool.
http://www.mencapliverpool.org.uk/

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Thursday, 16 April 2009

Interview about Sensory Trail on BBC Radio Merseyside

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