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Visiting intu BroadmarshAn autism friendly visual guide
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intu Broadmarsh is one of two large shopping centresin the heart of Nottingham.
Address: intu Broadmarsh,Nottingham, NG1 7LB
If you have any questions before you visit, please email or call.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0115 840 4555
What is intu Broadmarsh?
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What day am I going to intu Broadmarsh?
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intu Broadmarsh is busiest on Fridays and Saturdays.
intu Broadmarsh is quietest on Sundays (before 12 noon) and Mondays (before 10am).
We are also busier around Christmas and during the school holidays.
What time is best for me?
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You can download the free intu Broadmarsh app to your phone.
• It has an interactive map to help you find your way around
• It tells you information about all the shops
• It gives you news about what events are happening in the centre.
Please note during some events, sales and Christmas, the centre can be busier and might look different to normal.
intu Broadmarsh app
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CarIf you drive, you can visit the centre in your car.
• You can park your car in Broadmarsh multi-storey car park
• Parking costs are displayed at the entrances to the car park
• The car park is open 24 hours a day. Telephone: 0115 8761499
How will I get to intu Broadmarsh?
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BusIf you don’t have your own transport, you can also take the bus. Most buses stop outside the centre or at the bus station which is adjacent to intu Broadmarsh.
Please note that buses will drop you off at the entrance to intu Broadmarsh via Tanners Walk or Collin Street.
Telephone number for the bus station is: 0115 8761300
How will I get to intu Broadmarsh?
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TaxiIf you choose to come by taxi, please ask your taxi driver to drop you off at the Collin Street entrance on the opposite side of the road from the centre.
BikeIf you like to cycle, the centre is also situated close to the national cycle network that runs through Nottinghamshire. You will find a bike rack near to the Cliff Road entrance.
How will I get to intu Broadmarsh?
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How do I find the toilets?
Look out for these signs to find the toilets.
• If you have a physical disability and need to access the disabled toilets, please ask any member of the intu team for the radar key.
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Our staff are always happy to help.
Our staff all have jobs to do within the centre, but if you ask them they will be able to stop and help you with what you need.
Talking to the centre staff
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If you want you can use our autism awareness cards
• They help you tell staff and other shoppers about your autism
• They can be downloaded from our website or picked up from the customer service desk.
What support do I have?
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Alternatively, you can wear one of our autism awareness wristbands.
• They help you tell staff and other shoppers about your autism
• They can be picked up from the customer service desk
• If you need help, please ask a member of staff. All employees have specialist autism awareness training and will be happy to help you.
If you haven chosen to carry a card or wear a wristband, please remember to show them to the member of staff during an emergency.
What support do I have?
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Speak to any member of staff.
Someone will be available at the customer service desk on the lower mall. However, security staff and environmental service staff will also be happy to assist you.
If you have an autism awareness card or wristband let this person know, and tell them about your emergency.
It might be one of the following:
• I am lost, please help
• I have lost something
• I don’t feel well
• I need someone trained in first aid
• I am feeling overwhelmed. Please help me find somewhere quiet.
What to do if things go wrong?
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Who will I meet when I visit?
Meet our staffLook out for us around the centre.
Environmental Services staff – I keep the centre nice and tidy!
Customer Service staff – I help with queries our customers might have.
Security staff – I help the centre stay safe and secure. Remember, there will be lots of other shoppers to meet too.
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Exit to
Sky
FOPP
H&M
Exit toListergate
ListergateSquare
Exit to Collin Street& Train Station
Subway toBus Station
Lower Broadwalk
Lower EastSquare
Exit to
Exit toBus Station
Upper East
Exit tocar park
link bridge
Square
Upper Broadwalk
Drury Walk
Exit toBridlesmith Gate
& Lace Market
City of Caves
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intu Broadmarsh mall mapLower Mall
Upper Mall
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ShoppingThere are lots of shops at intu. Here are some of the most popular.
Write down all the shops you are planning to visit. A list of every store can be found on our website intu.co.uk/broadmarsh/stores
What is there to do at intu Broadmarsh?
Argos Claire’sBoots Thorntons
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FoodThere are lots of places to eat at the centre.
Alternatively, you might prefer to bring a packed lunch. You can eat your packed lunch on one of the seats dotted around the centre.
This can sometimes be quieter.
What is there to do at intu Broadmarsh?
GreggsAuntie Anne’s Wimpy
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Please let us know how we can further support you and how we can improve your shopping experience in the future.
We’d also love to know what you enjoyed about your trip.
Email us at [email protected]
Your shopping experience
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As the largest autism-specific charity in the region, Autism East Midlands have been supporting people affected by the condition since 1968. The charity was established in that year by a group of parents, all of whom had been told that their children could not be educated. Since then, our range of services has grown to meet the needs of children and adults with autism, their families, carers and professionals working in the field of autism. Autism East Midlands works to recognise and respond to the needs of the individual, enabling people to live their lives with dignity, choice and independence. For further information, please visit www.autismeastmidlands.org.uk or contact the charity on 01909 506678.
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