Visiting us during Coronavirus


Last updated: 1st December 2021

We are now open and following the latest Government guidelines. Please see below for the measures we continue to take:

  • Our main entrance has now re-opened for visitors.
  • To help us to monitor visitor numbers, we ask that visitors book tickets in advance of their visit.
  • Face masks are not mandatory, although we will ask our team and volunteers to wear them in public areas.
  • Upon arrival, we will invite visitors to use hand sanitiser.
  • Café bookings must be made in advance. Please call 07407088968 to reserve your table.
  • When you arrive please make sure that you have proof of your time slot on your phone or a printout.
  • We will no longer have a one-way system in place.
  • We will no longer require visitors to temperature check.
  • All WC’s will be open and available for use.
  • We kindly ask that all visitors follow Government guidelines 

Importantly, if you are exhibiting symptoms or self-isolating, please postpone your visit until it is safe for you to come - a member of our team will be happy to help you re-arrange your booking.

Our priority is to keep you and our staff safe, therefore we also have the following precautions in place:

  • Social distancing markers are clearly displayed and will remain, as will the sanitising stations around the building.
  • Our onsite facilities are cleaned regularly throughout the day.
  • Our Exhibition media guides are sanitised after each use.
  • Outside dining is available.
  • Screens will remain in place both in public areas and the staff office.
  • Our team, volunteers and trainees on placement are required to wear masks in public areas (unless exempt).
  • Our team are asked to wash their hands and check their temperature on entering the building, along with regular testing and maintaining social distance.

Stay safe and well!

 

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Click here to download our Covid-19 Risk Assessment 

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