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Notes on thresholds, kerbs and the way into a building

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Duty and paperwork

The Equality Act 2010 in practice, reasonable adjustments, access statements, access audits, listed buildings and planning, funding, and what to do when nothing changes.

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A printed season programme lying open on a wooden table beside a smartphone showing a venue's access page, with a door-width tape measure and a set of keys at the edge of the frame, lit by low afternoon light from a window on the left.
Plate DU-002 A printed season programme lying open on a wooden table beside a smartphone showing a venue's access page, with a door-width tape measure and a set of keys at the edge of the frame, lit by low afternoon light from a window on the left.

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  1. A printed season programme lying open on a wooden table beside a smartphone showing a venue's access page, with a door-width tape measure and a set of keys at the edge of the frame, lit by low afternoon light from a window on the left.
    DU-002

    What an Event Listing Should Say About Access

    An event listing should name the entrance, the seating and the toilet before anyone travels. Three questions answered with the figures that matter.

    Particulars
    Duty and paperwork · 1128 words · 1 source
    Caveat
    this entry cites only gov.uk

  2. A volunteer holding a tape measure against the stone threshold of a small church porch, with a notebook open on the step beside her and morning light falling across the flagstones.
    DU-001

    Access Statements for Small Congregations

    A small congregation can measure its own building and publish an access statement before anyone has to ask. The duty under the Equality Act 2010 is

    Particulars
    Duty and paperwork · 1352 words · 5 sources
    Caveat
    this entry cites only legislation.gov.uk, equalityhumanrights.com, gov.uk (+2)