Morrisons stores introduce 'Quiet Hour' for people with autism and dementia
The aim of this to help autistic shoppers and people with dementia who struggle with music and noise.
Lots of people have welcomed this 'hour' but some people are saying that it can still be difficult for those who struggle. Leeds mum Tabitha Campbell Beattie, whose son Toby is on the autism spectrum, says that an hour is insufficient and that staff members should have training.
"If a supermarket has a quieter hour, that doesn't stop the supermarket being busy with long queues which can be an added stress," she says.
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