Website accessibility
If you suffer from a visual disabilities, the ability to switch off design features may help you access the content of this site more easily. Please follow the instructions given below for your chosen web browser.
Browser options
INTERNET EXPLORER USERS (Version 6+)Select Tools > Internet Options > General tab > Accessibility.
Tick any or all of the three checkboxes as required.
You may also apply your own 'user' style sheet
NETSCAPE USERS Version 7+
Select
Edit > Preferences and double-click 'Appearance' to specify your
preferred colour/font requirements.
OPERA USERS (Version 8+)
Select View > Style and click 'User Mode'. Then select display settings as
required from the choices offered.
For Opera 'voice' options please see your browser 'Help' files or visit the Opera Website:
http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/
MOZILLA FIREFOX USERS Version 1.5+
Select view > Page Style > No Style
MAC SAFARI USERS
Please consult your browser manufacturer's website for guidance:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/safari/
ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
The UK Disability Discrimination Act
requires service providers to ensure that disabled users are not
disadvantaged by web sites which fail to take account of their needs. If
an organisation provides services to the general public and does not
take steps to make sure they are accessible to everybody, it may be
discriminating against people with a disability under the terms of Part
III of the Disability Discrimination Act.
This site has been designed with the needs of those with visual disabilities
in mind. In the event that you have any access issues concerning our site, and
would like to bring them to our attention, please
email
our webmaster
This site's HTML mark-up and style sheets (CSS) have been validated using tests
provided by
the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
What is the World Wide Web Consortium?
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