Accessibility
We want this information to be usable on a phone, with a keyboard and with assistive technology. We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Full conformance has not yet been established.
Last reviewed: .
Reading and navigation
The site uses one font family, labelled navigation, visible keyboard focus and resizable text. Use the “Skip to content” link to bypass the header. Essential explanations and official links work without JavaScript. The submission guide can be printed from your browser.
Light and dark display
Use the sun or moon button in the header, or in the Menu on a phone, to change the display mode. The site follows your device’s preference until you choose a mode, then remembers your choice in this browser. Printing uses a light background.
Known limitations
The location map has a cropped overview, numbered markers and a text key for the parcels, entrances and local landmarks. The underground cable corridor has a dashed highlight and a written explanation; colour alone does not carry its meaning. A text description, legend, full-size image and the original drawing are also available. Small labels within the original Council sheet still require enlargement. Council PDF accessibility and viewer reliability are outside the group’s control.
Letters and email exchanges have readable web text as well as PDF and image copies. Original newspaper scans may not work well with screen readers; use the text on the same page.
Report a problem
Email lackaghknockdoe@gmail.com. Tell us which page was difficult to use, what you were trying to do and, if useful, the device or assistive technology you used.