Access information around Reasonable Adjustment Exhibition
Unit 27 Access information:
We can’t wait to welcome you at Unit 27 and share some of the work we have created for Reasonable Adjustment 2.0. Unit 27 is our temporary events and exhibitions space. This page is designed to help you plan your visit. We’re a friendly bunch so please do reach out to us if the information you’re looking for isn’t below. Do not hesitate to email us or whatsapp us or leave us a voice message.
• peterboroughpresents@neneparktrust.org.uk
• 07435 985935
Below is some information on how to get to the Unit and general access information. Unit 27 will host a mix of changing exhibitions, workshops and talks too. We will update this page with access details relating to specific exhibitions. Please keep checking the page as you decide to visit to ensure we have the latest information. If you are attending a workshop or talk, we will include access information on the page for that specific event.
Opening times:
• 11th – 27th September (Fae Kilburn exhibition), 2nd – 11th October (RAD 2.0 Collection exhibition)
• Tuesday – Saturday
• 12 – 4.30pm
• All exhibitions and activities are FREE Free
Getting to Unit 27:
• Unit 27 is located in Queensgate Shopping Centre on the ground floor at the back close to where John Lewis used to be and next to Rev the clothes shop. What3words: ///legend.again.blitz
• Queensgate Shopping Centre is an indoor shopping centre. It has lifts, escalators and seating throughout the centre. You can find out more about Queensgate here: Homepage – Queensgate Shopping Centre
• We recommend using the Westgate entrance to Queensgate Shopping Centre – the one nearest to The Banyan Tree restaurant, opposite North Street. It is the quietest entrance and closest to the unit
• There are disabled parking bays behind the Cathedral which is a short push to Queensgate from there.
• There is a gentle slope down to the unit from the Queensgate entrance.
• Unit 27 is next door to clothes shop Rev. See first bullet point
• There are a set of glass double doors into the unit.
• A member of staff will be available at the unit to answer any questions or help talk you through the exhibition or activities should you want this. Usually, this will be Alan or Jen. They will be wearing a Peterborough Presents T-shirt.

Jen & Alan, our exhibition hosts
General access information
At Unit 27, we will be able to offer the following:
• We will have a variety of stim toys in the unit for you to use.
• Quiet time viewings: Tuesdays 12 – 2pm. We will keep numbers in the unit to a minimum and reduce any sound.
• The unit has an accessible toilet which is available to visitors, staff and volunteers.
• A member of staff will be available at the unit to help talk you through the exhibition or activities should you want this. Usually, this will be Alan or Jen. They will be wearing a Peterborough Presents T-shirt.
• There will be pre-recorded audio description and BSL interpretation for the exhibitions. This will be available on our website so you can access this before you attend (perhaps download it) or listen to it when you’re in the unit.
• We will have braille interpretation of the key interpretation panels
• There will be headphones for any sound pieces. Sanitiser wipes will be provided for these.
• Please feel free to wear a mask in the unit.
• We will advertise which events have live BSL interpretation.
• We will have signposting information to other services and other creative activities
• If you have any other access requirements please do let us know before your visit so that we can assist if possible.
Travel:
• Parking: details of parking for Queensgate can be found here: https://queensgate-shopping.co.uk/your-visit/
• The Bus Station is located within the perimeter of Queensgate. You can access Queensgate via the escalators or lift.
• The train station is a 5 minute walk from Queensgate. You can access Queensgate via a footbridge or via the pedestrian crossing in front of Waitrose before heading down Westgate. Maybe add picture of the footbridge.
Other Interesting Stuff
Well if you found that fascinating come and check out what else we have been doing!
Barefoot Walking
Read & watch: Environmental art therapy practitioner Sandra Keating exploring the physical, mental, emotional and physiological effects of grounding through barefoot walking practices.

