Debenhams introduces autism- friendly shopping
Debenhams has started a new campaign with the National Autistic Society, to encourage other retailers and businesses to hold autism hours. On 8 October, between 11:00 and 12:00, the department store created a more autism-friendly shopping experience by turning down music and dimming bright lights. Debenhams stores will also be sharing information about autism with staff and customers.
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