Site Accessibility

This site is designed for your browser, configured however you wish to configure. It validates to the w3.org xhtml and css standards, meets the Priority 1, 2 & 3 W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0^[1] and meets the Bobby Approved AAA requirements^[1].

This means the site meets the guidelines for access via non-standard browsers, and has been tested on everything from Mozilla 6 through Navigator 2, Lynx and works fine on a pda at 160x160 screen resolution. It's even been braille and speech navigated (thanks Ayesha).

If you come across any issues that prevent you accessing our content, please let John Kershaw know - I'm sure he'll do everything he can to fix them.

Please note: due to the fact that anyone can create pages on this site, some images may not have alternative descriptions. If you spot any, please add a description of the photo/image immediately after the opening square bracket, followed by a 'pipe' character (|) then the http etc url. Thank you.

[1]+ Well, okay, it doesn't quite meet guideline 'Links must be separated by more than whitespace' for W3 and Bobby. However, the W3's Web Accessibility Guidelines page fails this criteria, so I'm not going to lose sleep over it. Nor, I suspect, will you, dear reader. Bobby also complains about linking to different URLs using the same link text, but the URLs are in fact the same, just encoded slightly differently.

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