Public Information Kiosk

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The site team at Dawlish have employed a public information kiosk to augment other sources of information to inform and update neighbours and tourists alike on plans and progress of the project along the 2.5km beach management scheme.

The bespoke portable modular polycarbonate kiosk was seen as an efficient way to quickly create a protected space for the secure display of information and visual aids.

The units are fully lockable and are available in a range from 2.5 x 2.5m and 8 x 3m units.

Each unit is built to customer order with bespoke fittings and branding as required.

The benefits of using this kiosk are:

  • A portable, secure and accessible sheltered space used to update the public on progress and key milestones
  • Ensures good communication with local community and tourists
  • Demonstrates a responsible approach to stakeholder engagement

To find out more about the kiosks, click the link below.

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Published 21 November 2017
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Community engagement, Regular updates of progress,

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