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Our goal is to ensure our website is accessible to all users, whether they are accessing the site using a browser, a screen reader, a web-enabled mobile phone or any other device. We aim to adhere to current best practice, such as the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the RNIB's "See It Right" guidelines.

Every page provides controls enabling you to change the text size or view the site in text-only or high-contrast mode.

Pages are designed to be viewable on small screens as well as standard monitors.

The site is navigable using a keyboard and without images, JavaScript or CSS support.

All text is resizable using standard browser controls:

• Firefox: View > Text Size > Increase
• Internet Explorer: View > Text Size > Larger/Largest
• Opera: View > Zoom, or use "+" key 
• Other browsers: Please consult your browser's help documentation

What Is RSS?

RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a lightweight format for delivering regularly-updated web content.

You subscribe to RSS feeds using a browser, a mobile phone, another website (such as your personalised Google homepage) or a desktop application.

Browsers which support RSS include:

• Firefox
• Internet Explorer (version 7 or above)
• Opera
• Safari

If you are using another browser, you should check your help documentation.

E-mail applications which support RSS include:

• Outlook 2007
• Thunderbird

Help With Multimedia

If you are having difficulty accessing MP3 audio files, try downloading one of the following players:

• Quicktime Player
• Windows Media Player
• RealPlayer

We are working towards making all multimedia content accessible by providing text equivalents wherever possible.

We always welcome feedback on how we're doing and how we might improve our web accessibility.

Please get in touch if you have any comments or suggestions.