Accessibility statement

How we test

A sample of pages was tested on 7 November 2026. A full-site retest followed on 8 November 2026.

The retest used axe-core at phone and desktop widths, in light and dark themes, alongside keyboard and touch journeys.

Those journeys covered finding a venue and hotel, choosing an Ally Pally seating area, and opening a family accommodation search.

Automated checks identify some problems, but cannot show that every page works for every person, browser or device.

Some results need manual review. We have not yet tested the site with a screen reader or with disabled users.

Known problems

The following issues remain open. They may make navigation or reading harder, particularly when using a phone or keyboard.

• The “On this page” label has low contrast on phones.
• Some “Sources and checked date” labels in dark sections have low contrast.
• The keyboard focus outline has lower contrast than needed against some backgrounds.
• Expandable sections do not yet have the same clear focus outline as links and buttons.

We have recorded these problems for correction. This statement does not claim that the site is fully accessible or compliant.

Tell us about a problem

Email webmaster@offtothedarts.co.uk if you cannot use something on the site or need information in another format.

We will reply within 5 working days. Tell us which page you were using and what you were trying to do.

Describe what happened and, if useful, the browser, device or assistive technology you used. You do not need to disclose a disability.

Include the format you need when requesting an alternative version. Our contact page gives the same email route.

About this statement

This statement was prepared on 8 November 2026. We plan to review it by November 2027 and after major changes.

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