Accessibility statement

Last updated: 20 September 2026.

What we have aimed for

• One main heading on each page, in a logical order after that
• Skip to content, landmarks, and a keyboard-operable menu
• Visible focus, labelled form fields, and a privacy checkbox that is not pre-ticked
• Text that is not tiny, and buttons that are large enough to use on a phone
• Motion that respects reduced-motion settings
• A sticky mobile bar that does not replace the header or the skip link

How to report a problem

Use the contact form or the email address once it is published and name the page and what went wrong. If you use assistive technology, say which.

Known limitations

A telephone number is not yet published, so call links only appear when that detail is added. The quotation form needs a configured inbox before it can deliver messages. Some older browsers may not support every layout feature.

This statement will be updated when those facts change, or when a formal audit finds issues we have not yet fixed.