Accessibility

Last updated: February 2026.

A website that excludes people is a badly built website. This page sets out the steps taken and how to tell us where they fall short.

Steps taken

• The whole site is usable by keyboard, and readable with JavaScript switched off.
• There is a skip-to-content link, and focus is always visibly indicated.
• Heading levels are used semantically, with landmark regions marking navigation, content and footer.
• Text contrast meets WCAG 2.2 level AA.
• The layout reflows to 320 pixels and tolerates 200% zoom without losing content.
• Ornamental graphics are hidden from screen readers; colour is never the only cue.
• Motion is minimal and is disabled for anyone whose system asks for reduced motion.

Our assessment

In our judgement the site substantially conforms to WCAG 2.2 at level AA. That judgement is our own — no independent audit has been carried out — which is exactly why we want to be told about problems we have not spotted.

Reporting a problem

Email [email protected] or telephone 07874 080782. Say which page is affected and what went wrong, and you will hear back within five working days. If you need something here in large print, plain text or another format, ask and we will provide it.

If we do not put it right

Responsibility for enforcing the Equality Act 2010 rests with the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Where our response does not satisfy you, the Equality Advisory and Support Service can help — equalityadvisoryservice.com.