Accessibility
This website adheres as closely as possible to the Web Accessibility Guidelines, published by the World Wide Web Consortium W3C group, and the UK Government's guidelines in the Disability Discrimination Act (1995).
Navigation
A site map is available to the user for quick page access.
Appearance
The site has been developed using XHTML, PHP and CSS which allows visually impaired users to navigate and experience the site content without restrictions by the layout.
Some visitor may find it necessary to increase or decrease the text appearing on screen. This can be achieved by:
- Apple Mac - holding the 'Apple' key, then pressing + or - to alter the font size
- Internet Explorer - use the 'View' menu, highlighting the 'Text Size', then selecting the appropriate option or hold down the Control button (CTRL) and either press the -/+ symbols or scroll with your mouse wheel
Problems
If you are having difficulties using the site please contact us.
