If you need to use your own text size settings, you can change them easily. However, you may find this can cause adverse effects in the browser and certain content may not be displayed.

How to increase the size of text in your desktop browser:

Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl and + to increase font size, and Ctrl and – to decrease font size. (For Safari, replace Ctrl with the Apple key.) Alternatively, you can use browser tools:

• Edge: Settings and more (symbolised by a horizontal line of three dots) > Settings > Appearance > Fonts
• Google Chrome: Customise (symbolised by a vertical line of three dots) > Zoom
• Safari: View > Make Text Bigger
• Firefox: View > Text Size > Increase Font
• Opera: View > Preferences > Fonts > Minimum Font Size

If you are using assistive technologies you’ll find a ‘Skip to main content’ link at the start of each page.

You can navigate every page of our website using a keyboard, mouse, or other assistive devices.

Keyboard shortcuts

Your shortcuts will depend upon the browser you’re using – select from there options to find lists:

• Google Chrome
• Edge
• Firefox
• Opera
• Safari

Mobile devices have quite advanced accessibility features. You can find out more on these pages:

• Apple iOS
• Android