Accessibility statement

We aim to ensure our website is compatible with:

• recent versions of the most commonly used screen readers
• basic operating system screen magnifiers
• speech recognition software
• operating system speech packages

AbilityNet has provided some guidance that you may find useful. Read instructions on:

• making text larger
• changing your colours
• magnifying the screen
• making your mouse easier to use
• using your keyboard instead of a mouse
• making your device talk to you
• talking to your device

Despite our best efforts to ensure accessibility, there may be some limitations. Below is a description of known limitations, and potential solutions.

Please contact us if you observe an issue not listed below.

PDFs

We have some content in PDF form, which will not be accessible to everyone. We are working to replace all PDFs with HTML content. Please contact us if you need information in an alternative format.

Alt text

Some decorative images might be missing alt text and are not marked as decorative. We are working to fix this. We do not have any crucial information conveyed in images on the site.

Links to other websites

We cannot guarantee the accessibility of sites we link to.

Repetitive link text

Some of our link text is repetitive or missing. We are working to fix this.