Special Olympics GB Athletes to Test Accessibility of UK Deposit Return Scheme
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Special Olympics GB athletes to test accessibility of UK deposit return scheme
Special Olympics GB athletes are helping test the accessibility of the UK’s future Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) during the National Summer Games in Birmingham from 27 to 30 August. The trial, delivered by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), Exchange for Change and Special Olympics GB, will see athletes with intellectual disabilities, alongside spectators and supporters, use Reverse Vending Machines and interact with DRS messaging in a real-wor…
Special Olympics Summer Games to host DRS trial
Visitors to the Special Olympics GB National Summer Games in Birmingham will take part in a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) trial designed to help make the UK’s future scheme more accessible. Taking place at Alexander Stadium from 27-30 August, the trial will test how people use Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs) and respond to DRS messaging. The initiative is being delivered by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), Exchange for Change and Special Oly…
SPECIAL OLYMPICS GB DEPOSIT RETURN SCHEME TRIAL TO HELP IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Exchange for Change and Special Olympics Great Britain partner on accessibility trial ahead of the UK’s Deposit Return Scheme launch in October 2027. Visitors to this year’s Special Olympics Great Britain (GB) National Summer Games in Birmingham will take part in a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) trial to help make the UK’s future scheme more accessible. Taking place between 27-30 August at Alexander Stadium, the tria…
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