Accessibility statement
A simpler website should work for more people.
Prepared and last reviewed: 28 July 2026
Using this website
We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website. You should be able to zoom up to 400% without losing content, navigate using only a keyboard, use a screen reader, adjust browser colours and fonts, and reduce non-essential motion through your device settings.
Our accessibility standard
The site has been designed and self-assessed against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 AA standard, following GOV.UK guidance. The reviewed templates are intended to conform to that standard, but the website has not yet received an independent accessibility audit.
How we tested
We reviewed representative pages and the path to the Microsoft Forms enquiry service for semantic structure, keyboard operation, visible focus, text alternatives, responsive reflow, target sizes, colour contrast and reduced motion. Automated checks are useful but do not replace testing with disabled users and assistive technologies.
Third-party contact form
The embedded enquiry form is provided by Microsoft Forms and may behave differently from the rest of this website. If you have difficulty using it, email us and we will provide an alternative way to submit your enquiry.
Reporting a problem or requesting an alternative
If any part of the site is difficult to use, or you need information in another format, email sammcneill29@gmail.com. Include the page, what happened and any browser or assistive technology involved where relevant. We will review the issue and offer a reasonable alternative.
Improving accessibility
We will review this statement following significant website changes and at least annually. A future independent audit and testing with users of assistive technology would provide stronger assurance and may identify improvements beyond this self-assessment.