Businesses across the Island are being encouraged to introduce "quiet hours" in the wake of Autism Acceptance Month.
The government initiative aims to create calmer shopping environments for people with autism, ADHD, anxiety and other conditions.
Simple changes can include lowering noise levels, dimming lights and reducing in-store announcements.
Government points to the example of several Tesco stores on the Island which already run quiet hours twice a week.
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Workshop about neurodivergence in the workplace
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Island to host major shipping conference
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Regulator publishes info packs to prepare firms for MONEYVAL
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what3words founder to visit Island
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Teenage businessman to give talk on 3D printing
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