Accessibility Statement

We try to make our web site as accessible as possible. This web site complies with the strictest World Wide Web Consortium Standards, and we have made every effort to ensure that the important content of the site is accessible to all users.

Re-sizable Text

If you find the text on Our Web Site too small to read, you can use your web browser to increase the size to be more legible. For details of how to do this, please see the diagram below.

Keyboard Operation

It is possible to use our Web Site by using the keyboard, rather than a mouse or other pointing device. This can be done by using the TAB key to move forward through the links on the page, and Shift-TAB to move backwards. Pressing the Space Bar will select form elements such as tick boxes and pressing the Return key will activate any link you are focused on.

Access keys

We have incorporated access keys on to the links on this site. Access keys allow you to navigate around our site without using your mouse.

You can navigate to any page on our site using the following instructions:

Using Access keys on your type of browser:

	Browser	How to use access key
	IE 5 and above Windows	Hold down the [ALT] key and the number of the access key together, release both keys then press the ENTER button.
	IE 4 Windows	Hold down the [ALT] key and the number of the access key together.
	IE 5 and above Mac	Hold down the [CTRL] key and press the number of the access key.
	IE 4.5 Mac	Access keys are not supported by this browser
	Mozilla / Firefox Windows	Hold down the [ALT] key and press the number of the access key together.
	Mozilla / Firefox Mac	Hold down the [CTRL] key and press the number of the access key together.
	Netscape 7	Hold down the [ALT] key and press the number of the access key together.
	Netscape 6 and earlier	(Mac and Windows) Access keys are not supported.
	Opera	Hold down the [Shift] key and press [Esc], release both keys, then press the number of the access key.
	Safari	(Mac) Hold down the [CTRL] key and press the number of the access key together.

Access Key List

Screen Reader Software

Our web site is compatible with screen reader users.This allows users with no vision or impaired vision to navigate and use our site.

Accessible Technology

There are numerous computer products designed to make computers and software easier to use for disabled people, including screen reading software, larger keyboards and more. If you find a computer difficult to use, you may find some helpful information on Accessible Technology by Clicking on the link. Click here for more information!

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