Accessibility statement

We are working to improve the website’s accessibility so that as many people as possible can read its content, navigate and get in touch. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) at Level AA serve as a reference for these improvements. This statement describes the features and checks completed so far.

Accessibility features

• Headings and a structured content layout, labelled form fields, and accessible names for buttons and links.
• Alternative descriptions for content images, with decorative images marked so screen readers can skip them.
• Text that can be enlarged through browser settings, and layouts adapted for mobile and desktop screens.
• Keyboard navigation using Tab and Shift+Tab, Enter to open links, Enter or Space to activate buttons, and Esc to close dialogs and menus. Keyboard focus is visible, and a “Skip to content” link appears at the top of every page.
• Text and background colours chosen to support readability.
• Support for the system’s reduced motion preference to reduce animations on the website.
• No audio plays automatically.
• An accessibility toolbar provides additional personal adjustments, including text enlargement, contrast settings and link highlighting.

Browser compatibility and assistive technology

Keyboard navigation, menus and forms have been checked in Google Chrome, along with layouts at a selection of mobile, tablet and desktop screen widths. Compatibility with other browsers and assistive technologies, including screen readers, has not yet been fully tested.

Comments and feedback

Some accessibility difficulties may remain. If you encounter a problem or have a suggestion for improvement, we would like to hear from you.

Please use our accessibility enquiry form. Including the page where you had difficulty and the browser or assistive tool you used will help us investigate and respond.

Last updated: November 2026