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TG 6 - Visitor Services and Publicity - c1910-

1 - Policy

2 - Visitors

3 - Attendance figures

11 - Filming and photography

12 - Access

Expand 1 - Measures taken to make the gallery more amenable to disabled visitors. Reports on measures to support improved access and discussion documents on possible further improvements - 1970-1990

1 - Measures taken to make the gallery more amenable to disabled visitors. Reports on measures to support improved access and discussion documents on possible further improvements - 1970-1990

2 - Access for the visually impaired, policy and procedures - 1989-1990

3 - Lectures: Interpreted lunchtime lectures for the deaf in collaboration with The Royal National Institute for the Deaf - 1970-1990

Expand 4 - Discussion around making sculpture from the permanent collection available for handling by visitors with visual impairment - 1989-1992

4 - Discussion around making sculpture from the permanent collection available for handling by visitors with visual impairment - 1989-1992

Expand 5 - Visually impaired services - New services for the visually impaired including guided tours of sculpture suitable for touching - 1990-1991

5 - Visually impaired services - New services for the visually impaired including guided tours of sculpture suitable for touching - 1990-1991

6 - Completed questionnaire from Artsline regarding disabled access to Tate Gallery, and a photocopy of the description of an event for deaf people - 1987

7 - Proposal for a Tate disability policy for improved access to the gallery and a report on current provisions for access with recommended improvements - 1994-1995

8 - Appointment of Acoustiguide for the supply of recorded audio tour guides to Tate's displays following a review of their services - 1994-1995

9 - External signing project. Review of signage across Tate's Millbank site and the development of new unified signage scheme by Neville Bruton Design, with design drawings - 1994-1996

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