The Talking point website has been designed to be as accessible to as many users as possible. It is intended that:

• The website works in as many web browsers as possible including access disability browsers. Disability browsers are browsers that are adapted to help people with disabilities - browsers such as speech and Braille browsers.
• The content of the site has been written to include as many people as possible.
• The language used has been as plain and jargon free as we could manage.

The site has been browsealoud enabled. Browsealoud is a free downloadable product which will read Talking Point pages to you. The website conforms to the published standards of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Bobby accessibility guidelines. The site has been also approved by the Plain English Campaign for the readibility of the language on the website.

You can change the fontsize on the screen by clicking the buttons below. You can also change font sizes using your browser options.