Accessibility
This site aims to conform to the guidelines published by the World Wide
Web Consortium (W3C), the body that exists to promote the evolution and interoperability
of the Worldwide Web.
We aim for accessibility as evidence of good practice and support for the W3C's Web
Accessibility Initiative (WAI), and as a way of making the general site navigation and
structure as easy, and as useable as possible for all users.
If a page cannot be made accessible we will work to make a text version available.
If you have comments or queries about the site, please contact Web Management.
Cross Browser Compatibility
This site has been designed to be accessible to as many web browsers as possible.
It will not look the same in every browser but the content should be available and accessible
in all browsers. Please use the facilities within your browser to present the pages in the best
way for you. Most browsers will allow you to alter font size and you may also be able to make
other changes.
A note to users of older browsers (Netscape 4, Internet Explorer 3):
For best results, please use Internet Explorer 5 or higher, or Netscape 6 or higher.
If you are using an older browser, we recommend that you upgrade.
Increasing Text Size in Your Browser
The size of the text on pages on the site can be increased if necessary. This table outlines
how to increase the font size in a selection of popular browsers. If your browser is not on the
list, please consult the online help provided with your browser.
MS Internet Explorer 5+ PC: View menu> Text Size
MS Internet Explorer 5+ Mac: View menu > Text Zoom
MS Internet Explorer 3, 4 PC: View menu > Fonts
MS Internet Explorer 4.5 Mac: View menu > Text size
Netscape 6+ PC: Ctrl and + or -
Netscape 6+ Mac: View menu > Text zoom
Netscape 4 PC: Ctrl and [ or ]
Netscape 3 PC: Options > General Preferences > Fonts > Choose Font
Netscape 3 Mac: Command and Shift [ or ]
Mozilla Firefox (PC & Mac): View > Text Size, or Ctrl + mouse wheel
Safari (Mac): View > Make Text Bigger or View > Make Text Smaller