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ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT We have designed this site to be accessible and intuitive to use. This page describes the approach we have taken. If you experience any difficulties while accessing our pages, please contact us describing the issues experienced and we will endeavour to resolve them. Format & Content All pages on this site use HTML markup, allowing for consistent styling and increased usability for users of assistive technologies. All pages should validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict, however as this is a regularly updated site this may not always be the case. We have endevoured to present as much pertinent information as possible contained in this site as plain text to maximise usability for users of assistive technologies. Browsers The pages within this website have been verified to render as expected on the following browsers Internet Explorer 5+ (Windows) Images All images used on this website include descriptive alternative text where necessary. Client side scripting At no point on this website is content solely accessible where JavaScript is required. Further information If you require further information regarding our stance on accessibility, or are experiencing difficulties, please contact us and we will be happy to help:
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