Accessibility

Not everyone uses a traditional browser, so we've designed our site to work with screen readers. We use text (in ALT tags) to describe images.

There are lots of changes you can make to your computer to make browsing the internet a better experience. If you want to alter the way you see, hear or use a website, you can change the options in your internet browser. AbilityNet have developed a guide called My Computer My Way. It has comprehensive and up-to-date information on changing your browser settings for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Visit My Computer My Way

This website is compatible with all popular browsers. However, for the best experience and enhanced security, please update your browser to the latest version.

Next Generation Text (NGT)

If on telephone calls you can't hear the other person's voice or don't catch all that they're saying, or they can't understand what you're saying, the Next Generation Text (NGT) Service can help.

To find out more about NGT, visit their website^†.

Here are some useful links to other organisations to help ensure websites are accessibility to as many people as possible.

RNIB^†
Contains a whole range of information and resources for those living with sight loss.

AbilityNet^†  
AbilityNet is a charity that provides advice, factsheets, assessments, training and assistive technology for people with disabilities.

Business Disability Forum^†  
A huge range of resources for anyone interested in disability and how it affects business.

Youreable.com^†  
A lively site packed with information, products and services for disabled people.

Equality and Human Rights Commission^†  
The government body responsible for promoting equal opportunities and stopping discrimination against disabled people.