Accessibility

Durham County Council is committed to making its online services as accessible as possible to all members of society, in line with the current Disability Discrimination Act. Four main groups of people can find websites difficult to use, these are: People with sensory impairment, e.g.
partial or complete blindness, colour blindness or deafness. People with other disabilities, e.g.
arthritis, which makes it difficult to use a mouse or other pointing devise. People with special educational needs who may find lengthy or complicated websites hard to use. People without access to the latest specification, computer hardware or software.
Below you will find details of what we have done to help improve access to our website. T Access policy T Access keys Language and translation T Speech enabling our website T How to view this site T Changing how this site looks T Downloads T Text only T Useful websites

Accreditations

Our site has been named as one of National Library for the Blind's accessible websites.
Find out more by clicking on the logo below:
(( The National Library for the Blind - database of accessible sites )) You can also get information from our T logos and awards page.

Your Comments

If you have any suggestions on how we can improve accessibility or if you encounter any problems, please contact our Website Administrator or email [email protected] .
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Also See • Relevant Links • Relevant Contacts • Relevant FAQs • Relevant Statutory Notices
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