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    Flying Tiger Copenhagen stores in Wales & Bristol support Autism Hour

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 23, 2018No Comments
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    Flying Tiger Copenhagen stores across Wales and Bristol will show their support for Autism Hour, by dedicating an hour to a quieter shopping experience.

    At 9am each Saturday for the following month, the Danish design stores will provide a positive in-store experience for people with autism.

    Each of the 8 stores in the region will turn down the music, reduce the bright lighting and share information with store staff and members of the public to help raise awareness about autism.

    Helen Corsi-Cadmore, Director at Flying Tiger Copenhagen said:

    “We’re proud to support this initiative to help provide a more autism-friendly shopping environment. In the build up to the busy (and loud) Christmas shopping period, we hope to offer a calm oasis for our customers who face a struggle accessing shops and services.”

    Flying Tiger stores taking part include: Cardiff St David’s, Cwmbran, Carmarthen, University Hospital of Wales, Cabots Circus Bristol, Friars Walk, Newport, Wellfield Road in Cardiff and Swansea.

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