Accessibility
We aim to make this website accessible to all users. Please contact us if you are experiencing any difficulties using this website.
This website aims to follow the development standards set by the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C)
but recognises that many legacy pages on this site will need to be be updated over time to keep up with standards.
Viewing options
We have several alternative display options which should help you to view this website in a style that is easiest for you to read. More information is found on the Viewing options page, which can be accessed from any page using the link in the middle at the top.
Accessibility browser options
Microsoft Internet Options - Go to Tools, select Accessibility and you can make changes to formatting and style sheets.
Mozilla Firefox - Go to Tools, select Options, then Advanced and you can make changes to various Accessibility options.
Zoom
Modern browsers can magnify websites instantly, keeping the design intact but assisting legibility for visually-impaired users. This feature is supported on the following web browsers.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7+
Mozilla Firefox 3+
Apple Safari 4+
Google Chrome 2.0+
Select View, then Zoom In/Out. For Google Chrome, click the page icon then Zoom. 11:45 06/09/2011
TAB Key access
Most websites can be used without a traditional mouse, links can be selected and clicked using the keyboard.
If you find it difficult to use a mouse to navigate around the page, you can follow these steps as a substitute to using your mouse:
Click on the TAB key on your keyboard.
This will initially display a "skip to main content" link. If you click on this link it will bypass the main navigation links.
TAB will also move your cursor to each of the navigation options / links on the screen.
When you have found the link you want, press ENTER on your keyboard.
You can also use the 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' keys on your keyboard to move the page to the area you want to read.
