We're committed to making all our products and services accessible to everyone and are continually looking at ways to make sure we do this. As part of this drive we're working hard to make our website more accessible by following the standards set out in the Web Accessibility Initiative so that people - regardless of any disability - will be able to access all the information we have online.

Alternative ways to view Adobe Acrobat documents
This site uses Adobe Acrobat to display certain documents. If your screen reader software (for example an audio-enabled web browser) is not compatible with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, Adobe provide a free online tool which converts the content of PDF files to a format which can be understood by most screen reader applications.

The URL of the document can be submitted either via email or web form, and the content is returned, converted either to HTML (i.e. standard web page format) or to plain text. Alternatively, the document the user wishes to read can be emailed as an attachment.

For more information, and full details of how to use this tool, visit: http://access.adobe.com/onlinetools.html

This site conforms to W3C's "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0", available here , level A.