Accessibility

Visiting our facilities

We’ve partnered with AccessAble to produce Access Guides for our services, departments and wards.

Each guide provides details and photographs to support access.

Trained surveyors have checked all of the details in the guides in person on-site to ensure all information is objective and factual.

Accessing our website

Accessibility features help make devices and websites easier to use for everyone.

Below you’ll find guidance on how to use key accessibility tools, like changing zoom levels, adjusting fonts, enabling text-to-speech, and using translation features.

This guide covers major browsers and operating systems on both desktop and mobile devices.

• Accessibility features
• Web browser tools
• Operating system tools
• Screen readers
• Assistive technology

Getting help

• RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People): Offers guidance, training, and resources for assistive tech.
• AbilityNet: Provides free advice on adapting technology.
• Local Councils: Many councils offer funding or referrals for assistive technology.

Whether you need a built-in screen reader or an advanced tool, there are many options available.

Try out free tools first, and don’t hesitate to reach out to support organisations for advice and assistance.