Accessibility

Our approach

We aim to make this website clear, perceivable and usable with keyboards, screen readers, touch devices and different screen sizes. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing part of the website rather than a one-time check.

Current features

• Keyboard-operable navigation and controls
• Visible focus states and structured heading levels
• Text alternatives for meaningful images
• Responsive layouts for mobile and desktop screens
• Reduced-motion alternatives for animated content
• Colour and type choices designed for readable contrast

Known limitations

Some archived news material and third-party websites may not meet the same accessibility standard. We continue to review the site and improve issues as they are identified.

Accessibility feedback

If you encounter a barrier, tell us which page or feature caused the problem, what device or assistive technology you used, and what you were trying to do.