Accessibility
This site has been hand coded in semantic standard compliant code (XHTML and CSS). The use of high contrast text and 'alt' tags to describe all images make the site accessible to screenreaders and users with impaired vision.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to style all page elements, allowing users to replace the style sheet with one of their own choosing to adapt colours and text sizes to suit their needs.
If you have problems with text size, you can use your browser settings to increase the size of text on the page, please consult your browser's help system for instructions on how to do this.
This site has been tested in Firefox 3.0, Safari 3.1, Opera 9.51 and Internet Explorer 6.0 & 7.0 on both the Apple Mac and Window's PC platforms.
This site may require JavaScript to be switched on to function correctly. Please consult your browser's help system or your local IT Support for instructions on switching JavaScript on.
Operating systems
If you are using an Apple Mac please visit this page www.apple.com/accessibility for advice on making your system generally more accessible.
If you are using a Windows PC please visit this page www.microsoft.com/enable/products/default.aspx for advice on making your system generally more accessible.
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