Accessibility

1. Our commitment

We want everyone who visits our website to be able to find the information they need, understand the services we offer, and get in touch with us without difficulty. We are committed to making our online presence as inclusive and straightforward as possible.

2. What we try to do

Where possible, this website aims to:

• Use clear, plain language throughout
• Ensure text is readable with strong contrast against backgrounds
• Work across different screen sizes, including mobile and tablet devices
• Allow navigation using a keyboard where possible
• Provide descriptive labels on forms and contact links
• Avoid flashing or rapidly moving content that could cause discomfort

3. Known limitations

We recognise that our website may not meet every accessibility standard at all times. We are committed to making improvements where we can and welcome any feedback that helps us do better.

4. Adjusting your browser or device

You can adjust your own browser or device settings to make websites easier to use. This includes increasing text size, enabling high contrast mode, or using a screen reader. Helpful guidance is available from:

• AbilityNet — My Computer My Way
• BBC Accessibility Help

5. Getting in touch another way

If you find it difficult to use our website, you are always welcome to contact us directly by phone or email. We are happy to discuss our services and answer any questions in whatever way works best for you.

6. Feedback

If you experience any difficulty accessing any part of our website, or have a suggestion for how we can improve, we would love to hear from you. Please get in touch and we will do our best to help.