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Accessibility Statement

This site is designed to be accessible to as many user agents (browsers etc) as possible. This is achieved using valid CSS for layout and presentation, as reccomended by the W3C and WAI, and also valid HTML 4.01 Strict, in accordance with the W3C specification.

We have not designed this site to look the same in all browsers, but to render it's content as effectively as possible. This makes the content as accessible as possible to a wider audience. It has been thoroughly tested in all browsers which we have access to.

In addition to this the main navigation bars are designed using lists to increase ease of use for screen readers.

Please note that we have not implemented accesskeys in this site because of the controversy surrounding the reallocation of system shortcuts to other functions.

Should you experience any difficulties whatsoever using this site, or have any feedback as to how we can improve it or our services, please don't hesitate to use the contact details provided.