Privacy Policy, Cookies and Web Accessibility
Accessibility on websites means everyone can use them, which is a good thing. Web Accessibility is also a requirement to comply with UK disability and discrimination law, so everyone can access web services, even without using a computer mouse or screen. This site meets the standards set by the intenational web standards body W3C, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, but if you should have any difficulties or concerns here please contact us. It's always easy to test any website online for yourself, and you can constructively report problems with sites at FixTheWeb.net.
This site is using a responsive design, where page elements can rearrange or resize to create reasonable layout and usability on today's wide range of screen sizes and devices, including mobile ones and tablets. There is also a high contrast alternative display version available for those with colour or contrast vision limitations, or those looking at a screen in strong sunlight.
We respect your online privacy, which is important. If you contact us we do not share your email with any third party and use it only to respond to your query. On this site we do not collect or store any personal information from you, but we do use cookies as follows.
You can control the cookie settings in your own browser, stop or delete any and all cookies at any time, or deal with cookies on a site-by-site basis. You can set your browser to delete all cookies on a regular basis, for example when you close it, or once a day, week, or month. If you just accept all cookies from all sites and never delete them, search engines, advertisers and other parties eventually get a complete view of your online life, which is why UK and EU law now require sites to get your consent before they send you cookies - it is your choice to accept or reject cookies, and to keep or delete them afterwards.