Accessibility Statement

It is important to us that our website is accessible and inclusive for all visitors.

Web accessibility focuses on ensuring all users, regardless of their physical and mental capability, are able to access the content and services on a particular website.

Our website design and build has taken into account the following guidelines:

• The WC3 Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) www.w3.org
• The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA, part three) www.direct.gov.uk

These guidelines include:

• Allowing users to control text sizes.
• Using an easy to read font type.
• Ensuring suitable foreground and background colour contrast.
• Using clear and simple grammar.
• Providing meaningful text equivalents for pictures.
• Providing simple and consistent site navigation.
• Ensuring the target of each link is clearly defined.
• Providing a full sitemap
• Using appropriate structural mark-up to maximise browser support.
• Ensuring all content and functionality is available to users without content style sheet (CSS), image and script support.

This website has been designed to work across modern web browsers and devices.

It is compatible with current versions of major browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.

The site is responsive and should function on desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices.