Accessibilty

We want to make sure everyone can access the information provided on this site. Most web browsers provide detailed information about how to adjust font size and colour, background colours and using keys rather than the mouse:

Internet Explorer 7 and 8 
Internet Explorer Accessibility options. 

Google Chrome 
Accessibility: Low-Vision Support 

Firefox 
Firefox Accessibility

Apple Mac
Apple’s Commitment to Accessibility 

Brief instructions for some of the more common adjustments

Changing the text size

Internet Explorer
Hold down Ctrl and press the + or - keys to make the text bigger or smaller. You can also click on the View menu and then select Text Size. Click on the text size you require.

Firefox
PC users: Hold down Ctrl and press the + or - keys to make the text bigger or smaller.
Mac users: Hold down Cmd and press the + or - keys to make the text bigger or smaller.

Safari
Click on the View menu and then select either Make Text Bigger or Make Text Smaller.

Changing colours, background and fonts

Internet Explorer
Click on the Tools menu, then Internet Options. From here you can adjust the colour and font.  If you click on the Accessibility button, you can decide to ignore the colours, font styles and font sizes of the website you are viewing. 

Firefox
Click on the Tools menu, then Options. Click on the Fonts & Colours button to adjust these settings