Accessibility of this Site       
This website is designed with a number of accessibility features.

W3C Accessibility Guidelines
This website achieves the "A" standard for accessibility as it satisfies all categories that are Priority 1.  For more information on this please visit http://www.w3c.org/. All Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) also pass the W3C's validation tests.  The pages with forms in unfortunately do not validate - but alternatively you can use our contact numbers and email addresses which are provided.

Cascading Stylesheets
The website separates content from presentation by using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  This means that a series of instructions tells the website to display the content in a certain way, for instance it makes the background black and the text white.  The content always remains the same, and can be manipulated by any stylesheet.  You can alter this through your browser by choosing Tools from the top menu, then selecting Internet Options and the Accessibility tab.  You can even create your own stylesheet to view websites.

Alternative text
All images on our website have "alt text" which describe what the picture is showing.  Therefore, the image can be understood by text browsers and screen readers.

Resize Font
You can resize the text of this website through your web browser's toolbar:
Internet Explorer - Go to View>Text Size> Largest, Larger, Medium, Small or Smallest.
Firefox and Netscape Navigator - Go to View>Text Size > Increase or Decrease.  Or press Ctrl and + or Ctrl and -.
Safari - Go to View> Make Text Bigger/Make Text Smaller.  Or press Ctrl and + or Ctrl and -.
Opera - Simply press + or - to make text and images larger.