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Case study 7: Deaf Cafe

Posted on January 19, 2018 by anthony rylands

North Somerset Council Choosing a place to meet Publication date: December 2017 Ranking: useful Conversations about “work” happen everywhere all day, all the time which makes this case study about meeting up relevant to us all. Every month a group…

Tagged with: Case Study, Co-design, consultation, disability, meetings and venues, North Somerset Council
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