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Accessibility statement
How the site has been designed for keyboard, mobile and assistive-technology use.
Accessibility approach
The site uses semantic headings, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, scalable text, high-contrast controls, labelled navigation, large touch targets and reduced-motion support.
Continuing accessibility review
The site has been built with WCAG 2.2 AA principles in mind and has been tested for keyboard use, responsive layouts and visible focus. Further assistive-technology testing can continue as the site develops.
Help improve accessibility
Use the contact page to identify the page, device, browser and barrier encountered. Clear reports help practical improvements to be prioritised and tested.
Accessibility statement reviewed 13 July 2026.
Testing and known limitations
The website aims for WCAG 2.2 AA through semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, visible focus, readable contrast, responsive layouts and accessible expandable content.
Automated link, heading, metadata and local asset checks were completed on 14 July 2026. The third-party consultation form requires separate accessibility testing by its provider and should not be treated as certified by this statement.