Latest 'Making Sense' Newsletter
August 2008
Dear reader,
This issue of Making Sense focuses largely on what we have been
doing over the last few months. As anyone who has tried to call
in at the office for tea and cakes will know, many of us have been
out and about, working with folks in Kent, Sunderland, Derbyshire,
and closer to home in Cornwall. It has been a busy time, so we're
glad to finally be able to catch you up with what's been going on.
- Call for Metrics
- a sideways look at how we might measure the success of our public
spaces.
- Bishop's
Forum - a profile of an organisation we are working with in
Cornwall to develop inclusive information.
- The
National Tramway Museum - a project to review the access and
quality of experience at Crich Tramway Village.
- Eden
Number One - Eden is recognised by the Rough Guide to Accessible
Britain as the number one parks and gardens destination.
- Eden
Sessions 2008 - our work to make these outdoor music events
accessible and enjoyable for as many people as possible.
- Hahnemann Court
consultation, Sunderland - sessions with older people in Sunderland
to help establish how they would like to use their new outdoor
spaces.
- Golitha
Falls - site reviews and consultation to create a set of proposals
for Natural England to improve access and quality of experience
at the Golitha Falls site in Cornwall.
- Mote
Park - a major piece of site review and community consultation
for Maidstone Borough Council.
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