Keyboard access
Navigation links, menus, buttons and form controls are designed to be operable from a keyboard. Visible focus styles and a skip-to-content link support navigation.
Make an enquiry We want everyone to be able to find, understand and use information on this website. The website includes layouts that adapt to different screen sizes, keyboard navigation and clear service summaries. Further testing with assistive technology is still needed before launch.
Accessibility is more than one technical checklist. Clear words, useful navigation, sensible layout and meaningful alternatives all matter.
Navigation links, menus, buttons and form controls are designed to be operable from a keyboard. Visible focus styles and a skip-to-content link support navigation.
Service information uses headings, short explanations and logical steps. Users can zoom with browser controls; responsive layout issues are checked during development.
The website has a decorative interactive brain. Reduced-motion operating-system settings are respected where supported; the brain is not required to access essential information.
Introductory enquiry forms include field labels, required-field validation, status messages and keyboard-focus support. These still require production assistive-technology and live visitor checks.
If you require another way to access service information, different communication arrangements, or have difficulty with a page, please raise a general enquiry. The full accommodation process is to be confirmed before launch.
Accessibility improvements should continue as the site evolves. Feedback about difficult navigation, colour contrast, unclear language, missing descriptions or forms is valuable.