Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement (culcheth.org.uk)

Last updated: 21 December 2025

1. Our commitment

We want culcheth.org.uk to be usable by as many people as possible. That includes people who use assistive technologies (like screen readers), people who navigate by keyboard, and people who need clearer layouts, colour contrast, or larger text.

We will make reasonable efforts to improve accessibility over time.

2. What we’re doing to support accessibility

We aim to follow good accessibility practice, such as:

  • using clear headings and readable layouts,

  • supporting keyboard navigation where possible,

  • providing text alternatives for images when practical,

  • designing with reasonable colour contrast and legible fonts,

  • keeping the site structure consistent.

3. Limitations and what we can’t guarantee

culcheth.org.uk is run with limited resources. We do not have dedicated funding for formal accessibility testing or audits, so we cannot guarantee that every part of the website will be fully accessible at all times.

Some content may be contributed by members of the community (for example, submitted text or images). This can sometimes affect consistency, formatting, or the availability of image descriptions.

4. How accessible is this website right now?

We try to keep the website broadly accessible, but you may find:

  • some images without helpful alternative text,

  • occasional contrast or layout issues depending on device and browser,

  • some older pages or embedded content that are harder to navigate with assistive technology.

5. What to do if you can’t access something

If you have trouble using any part of culcheth.org.uk, please contact us and tell us:

  • the page address (URL) where you had the problem,

  • what you were trying to do,

  • what device/browser or assistive technology you were using (if you’re comfortable sharing).

We’ll do our best to:

  • provide the information in an alternative format, and/or

  • fix the issue where it’s practical.

Contact: Use the contact method provided on the website (for example, the contact form or listed email address).

6. Continuous improvement

As the site evolves, we’ll make accessibility improvements where we can, especially for issues that block access to key content.

7. Changes to this statement

We may update this Accessibility Statement from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do.

Quick plain-English summary

We’re trying to make the site accessible. We can’t promise perfection because we don’t have the budget for formal testing, but if something’s hard to use, tell us and we’ll do our best to fix it. ♿🛠️