Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the web. We aim to
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make this website accessible to those with disabilities so that they can derive the same level of benefit from it as able-bodied users.
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In addition to the features on our site, there are a number of changes that everyone can make to their browser or computer to
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improve the accessibility of the web in general. Select your operating system to find out more:
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OS X
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iOS
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Android
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Linux
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Change Browser settings
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If you are having difficulties viewing our website, most browsers allow users to change the settings to alter the way pages are
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displayed, which may improve readability.
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Most browsers allow you to:
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- Ignore settings specified by a web page
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| - Change the font size, style or colour |
- Change the background colour
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- Stop images downloading (so they are not visible)
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For more information, consult the help files for your browser.
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Changing Text Sizes
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You can change text size using your browser.
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- In Chrome, go to View -> Zoom In/Out or press Cmd/Ctrl +/-
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- In Safari go to View -> Zoom In/Out or press Cmd/Ctrl +/-
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- In Firefox, go to View -> Zoom -> Zoom In/Out or press Cmd/Ctrl +/-
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| - In Edge, go to View -> Zoom In/Out or press Cmd/Ctrl +/- |
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