A website that works for everyone
We're committed to meeting WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Here's what we've done, what we're still working on, and how to tell us if something doesn't work for you.
Accessibility features
Full keyboard navigation
Every link, button and form field works with Tab, Shift+Tab and Enter , no mouse required.
Readable colour contrast
Text meets or exceeds WCAG 2.2 AA contrast ratios in both light backgrounds and dark accents.
Large tap targets
All interactive elements are at least 44×44px on mobile so they're easy to use with any finger or stylus.
Screen-reader friendly
Semantic headings, descriptive link text, ARIA labels on icon-only buttons, and proper landmarks throughout.
Get the site working how you need it
Zoom in
Press Ctrl + (or ⌘ + on Mac) to enlarge text up to 200% without breaking the layout.
High contrast
All major browsers offer a high-contrast or 'reader' mode. We test the site in both.
Screen readers
We test with VoiceOver (macOS/iOS), NVDA (Windows) and TalkBack (Android).
Reduced motion
If your OS has 'reduce motion' enabled, our animations automatically tone down.
What we're still working on
We'd rather list known issues than pretend they don't exist.
- Some embedded maps (OpenStreetMap) may not be fully labelled , we provide a text address as a fallback.
- Older blog posts may contain images without alt text. We're rewriting these in batches through 2026.
Found a problem? Please tell us.
If anything on this site is hard to use, we want to know. We aim to fix accessibility issues within 14 working days of being told.
Last reviewed: 22 June 2026 · Statement prepared in line with WCAG 2.2 AA.