We are constantly working to make our website as accessible and usable as possible.
AbilityNet provides guidance about how to:
- make your mouse easier to use (opens in new window)
- use your keyboard instead of a mouse (opens in new window)
- talk to your device (opens in new window)
- make your device talk to you (opens in new window)
- make text larger (opens in new window)
- change your colours (opens in new window)
- magnify the screen (opens in new window)
Code
Our website has been developed to best practice coding conventions following World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 (WCAG 2.2)
Consistent page headings and titles
A consistent heading structure has been used so that page information is compatible with access technology.
Browsers
The following browsers have been tested for compatibility:
- Google Chrome - latest version
- Firefox (Windows and Mac) - latest version
- Internet Explorer (Windows) v11.0
- Safari (Mac) - latest version
Planned Improvements
We know some parts of this website are not fully accessible:
- Some tables may require horizontal scrolling when viewed at high zoom levels.
- Some older PDF documents, particularly scanned financial and audit documents, may not be fully accessible to screen reader software.
- The font size adjustment tool may not affect all areas of the website consistently.
We are reviewing these areas as part of ongoing improvements.
PDF documents
Many newer documents are created to be accessible wherever possible. However, some older documents, including scanned financial and audit reports, may not be fully accessible.
Alternative formats
If you would like a publication in an alternative format please contact us through our general enquiries form.
Leave feedback
We are always happy to receive feedback. Please use our online feedback form to let us know about any problems you have had or email our website team.