15 February 2016 16:40 PM
Waitrose`s abandoned store in the centre of Horsham is hosting an exhibition which walks you through history uncovering the major events that have prompted changes to UK laws relating to equality and diversity.
Launched by Milton Keynes Equality Council in 2014, the Equality and Diversity exhibition aims to cover the history of equality in the UK. It is one of several modules covering the 9 strands of equality as defined by the Equality Act 2010.
Since its opening the exhibition has visited various towns and cities in the UK including Coventry, Bradford and Romford.
It is free and open from 12.00pm to 5.00pm from the 16th February until the 5th March.
Picture: Elizabeth Garrett Anderson the first Englishwoman to qualify as a physician and Emmeline Pankhurst (on the right) who founded the Women's Franchise League.
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