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ASDA makes permanent store change to better serve customers with disabilities
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dailyrecord.co.ukAsda is launching a "quieter hour" to better cater to shoppers with hidden disabilities. The retail giant is introducing the thoughtful initiative for customers after similar measures were put in place by other chains, according to Birmingham Live.
The supermarket will also be backing the annual learning subscription service Purple Tuesday 365.The supermarket's "quieter hour" will take place between 2pm and 3pm on Mondays to Thursdays, with the company also planning to sponsor annual learning subscription service Purple Tuesday 365.“There are an estimated 14.1 million people with a disability living in the UK, and 80 per cent of disabilities are hidden, so we hope that by introducing quieter times for customers to shop we will be able to
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