Last updated: Friday 13 October 2023
The website www.disability.admin.cam.ac.uk is managed by the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre (ADRC) at the University of Cambridge. From time to time, the site will set cookies on your computer when they are necessary to make the site work and keep it secure, or if you give your consent.
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This page lists:
- the cookies this site uses
- who information is shared with, where applicable
- what they are used for
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