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Enjoy a Free Concert – and Improve Disabled Access for all Music Lovers!

24 February 2016 by Val Bowen

Attitude is Everything works with the UK music industry – music venue owners and festival promoters – to bring about proper disabled access and a better attitude towards disabled people at concerts, nightclubs, and festivals. All their work is based on feedback from a nationwide team of Deaf and disabled Mystery Shoppers who attend UK music venues, clubs and festivals, in return for getting their tickets and travel costs reimbursed up to a maximum of £70. Feedback from their mystery shoppers is then passed onto event organisers so that any problems are identified and practical solutions are suggested. If you’re interested in joining their team of Mystery Shoppers to see further information including how to register and a list of all the festivals and music venues they are currently working with View Website .

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