Website Accessibility Statement.

The Access to All website has been designed to be accessible to everyone. We believe that the web should be available to all, irrespective or browser or disability. On this page are some of the information and aids to enable you view this site.

Access keys

We have implemented Access Keys for users who have difficulty using pointing devices.
The following information lists each of the keyboard shortcut commands available to users of this site.

Government standard keys:

1 - Home page
3 - Site map
0 - Accessibility
8 - Terms and Conditions

Access to All site extra keys:

A - About Us
S - Services
N - News
C - Contact us
H - History
B - Building Management
P - Clients and Partners

Using Access Keys

Windows users
Press the Alt key in combination with the relevant access key:

If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4 then press Alt and the relevant number/letter at the same time
If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 or 6 press Alt and the relevant number/letter, then press the Enter key
If you are using Netscape version 6 or later, or Mozilla, then press Alt and the relevant number/letter at the same time
Unfortunately, access keys are not supported by Netscape 4 and Opera 6.

Macintosh users
Macintosh users should press the Ctrl key in combination with the relevant access key

Under Mac OS 9, access keys are not supported by Internet Explorer 4, Internet Explorer 4.5, Mozilla, Netscape 4 and Opera5.

Under Mac OS X 10, access keys are not supported by Mozilla, Omni Web 4, and Safari.

Other accessibility information
The Access to All website has been built with the following accessibility features and standards:

W3C Level 1

Where possible we have also complied to W3C Level 2 guidelines.

The website has been built using correct H1 tags for main headings

The website has been built using Custom Style Sheets for visual layout and can be viewed if your browser does not support CSS

The website uses relative font sizes if you wish to control font size

The website has a text only version for those who do not wish to view graphics

News

Registered Users Only

Online/eLearning Training

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Contact and appointments

Please contact us on the following phone number with any questions or to make an appointment:

+44 0203 3711121

Please also use our contact form.