accessing the siteWe have worked hard to make this website as accessible as possible. As much as possible it complies with accessibility standards. If you have any comments or questions on points of accessibility please use our contact form to let us know your concerns. Access Keys.This site uses access keys. Access keys are essentially keyboard shortcuts on a web site that give a keyboard or screen-reader* user quick and easy access to all the main areas of the site. If you are using Windows pressing the ALT key in combination with the access key will give focus to that specific link on the page. Press Enter to select that link. If you are using a Macintosh pressing the CTRL key in combination with the access key will automatically send you to that specific page. The following are the access keys used on this site:
The 'Style' buttonsLocated on the left hand side of every page, these buttons instantly alter how our website looks. The High Visibility option makes text larger and predominently white on black. The following section provides further help on altering how our website looks. Making your computer easier to useIf you are still having trouble using our site, the My Computer, My Way website produced by AbilityNet may help. This site may be especially useful if:
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