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CEA Card The CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas by the UK Cinema Association (UKCA), formerly the Cinema Exhibitors' Association (CEA). The scheme was introduced in 2004 and is one of the ways for participating cinemas to ensure they make…

The Cresset Discounts are on a show by show basis so it is advisable to call to see if a discount is applicable to the particular show you are interested in. If available, the carer pays half price when the disabled person buys a ticket.…

Max Card The Max Card is a discount card for foster families and families of children with additional needs. Families simply show their Max Card upon entry to a venue in order to obtain free or discounted admission. The scheme is designed to help families…

National Trust/ English Hertiage Discounts are offered to the person with disabilities and their carer on day visits and memberships.

Coronavirus update 4/5/2020 26 Year 12 & 13 students from Kings School have offered to call one person each week from the Cathedral congregation for a chat & support & to make them feel less isolated. Helping the homeless The Cathedral community has been asked…

Peterborough Museum has a lift available to ensure all exhibits are accessible. There is also an accessible toilet. The Museum provides a 'See by Touch' tour of exhibits with information available in Braille and on tape.

The Showcase cinema complex is fully accessible to wheelchairs. Some films are available with sub titles (check for details). They have loop systems, accessible toilets and carers accompanying disabled people will not be charged an entrance fee

Experience art and culture through audio description. Bringing theatre, museums, galleries and heritage sites to life for blind and visually impaired people.