Most browsers support jumping to specific links by typing keys defined on a website. With Windows-based browsers, you should be able to press and hold ALT + the relevant access key, followed by the return key (as listed below). With Macintosh computers, press CONTROL + the access key required.
The following important pages on our site use access keys:
Access key + 1 - Home page
Access key + 2 - This year's programme
Access key + 3 - Next year's programme
Access key + 4 - How to find us
Access key + 0 - Accessibility statement
Access key + 9 - Site map
Access key + S - Skip main navigation
All pages on this site comply with all priority 1, 2, and in most cases, 3 guidelines of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Please bear in mind that many of these guidelines are intentionally vague and can therefore not really be tested automatically.
All pages on this site aim to validate as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, and use CSS 2.1 for visual presentation.
A two column table has been used for each Programme page. The table has a summary which can be interpreted by a 'reader' and each column is provided with a header which is displayed only if stylesheets are unsupported by your browser.
All pages on this site use structured semantic markup. H1 tags are used for main titles, H2 tags for subtitles.
Pages can be navigated and its content read without requiring the use of a mouse.
External web pages may or may not be designed with accessibility in mind. For example, photographic albums may use tables for design layout