Accessibility Statement
This page explains our approach to making this website and our events accessible.
Website accessibility
We aim to make this website accessible and easy to use for as many people as possible. We are a small volunteer-run charity, and we will take reasonable steps to improve accessibility where we can.
This includes:
- Making text clear, readable and well-spaced
- Using good colour contrast
- Making the site work on mobile devices and different screen sizes
- Using clear labels on forms
- Making navigation straightforward
Known limitations
Some parts of this website may not yet meet all accessibility standards. As a small charity with limited resources, we improve the site gradually.
Feedback and alternative formats
If you have difficulty using this website, or if you would like information in a different format, please contact us using the details on our Legal Information page. We will do our best to help.
Event accessibility
When you book tickets for an event, you can tell us about any accessibility needs, mobility requirements or other information that would help you attend comfortably. We will consider reasonable adjustments where possible.
Some of our events take place in historic or community venues that may have practical limitations. Where we cannot fully meet a request, we will aim to be open about this and discuss alternatives.
Contact
For accessibility questions, please contact us via our Legal Information page.
