We make every effort to ensure that our website, our documents, and our service is easy to use and is accessible to everyone.
We can do this by providing information in a different format such as large print, Braille, on an audio CD or audio file, or in another language.
It is our legal duty to make changes and adjustments for people with disabilities, where it is reasonable to do so in the circumstances. We are also committed to making sure the way we work doesn’t put anyone at a disadvantage
If you need any help or support, please tell us about it and we will do our best to meet your needs.
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We can help. If you’re deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired, conversations can be difficult. We use Text Relay (previously Next Generation Text - NGT) to make things easier for you.
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BrowseAloud provides reading support tools. It can also read website content out loud, highlighting each word as it is spoken in a high quality, human-sounding voice.
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We can help. Did you know that you can change your text size to make things easier to read on our website?
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This guide will tell you more about the information and documents that can be made available in other formats.
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This guide will tell you more about the information and documents that can be made available in other languages.
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If you need additional support from us, we can be flexible about how we provide our service to you.
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If the Legal Ombudsman is unable to investigation your complaint, there are other organisations who may be able to help or offer advice.
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We are always happy to receive feedback and encourage you to let us know about any problems you have had.
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Our ‘here to Help’ leaflet is also available as a British Sign language video on You Tube.
It is our legal duty to make changes and adjustments for people with disabilities, where it is reasonable to do so in the circumstances.
We're also committed to making sure the way we work doesn't put anyone at a disadvantage.
We've have published our Reasonable Adjustment policy. and are also working with the following organisations:
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