Accessibility statement

Last reviewed: 30 September 2026

Our aim

Braythorpe wants this website and its resources to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible. That means designing for clear language, readable contrast, keyboard use, responsive layouts and sensible document structure rather than treating accessibility as an add-on.

What you should be able to do

• Zoom text and page content without losing the main information.
• Navigate the main website using a keyboard.
• Use the site on common desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.
• Understand links and calls to action from their surrounding context.
• Read content with good colour contrast and without relying on colour alone for meaning.

Known limitations

Some third-party embedded services, payment pages or forms are controlled by their providers and may not behave exactly like the main Braythorpe site. Some downloadable or older resources may also be less accessible than current web pages.

Need the information another way?

If a page, form or resource is difficult for you to use, use the Speak to Dave button and tell us what you need. Where reasonably possible, we will provide the information in a more accessible format or help you complete the task another way.

Feedback

Accessibility improves through use. If you find a barrier, please tell us what page or resource you were using, what went wrong and, if you know it, the browser or assistive technology you were using.

Review

We review accessibility when the site changes materially and will update this statement when significant known issues are identified or resolved.