Gardening Limehouse Accessibility Commitment

This Accessibility Statement explains how Gardening Limehouse and related Limehouse gardening activities aim to make information and services accessible to everyone. We are committed to meeting recognised standards, improving usability for residents and visitors engaged with gardening in Limehouse, and supporting inclusive access to green spaces and service information.

We follow the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines as our baseline for accessibility. Our approach for gardening in Limehouse covers site content, event notices, volunteer coordination details, and any published materials that describe horticultural activities in the Limehouse area. We continuously review pages and resources to align with AA success criteria.

Our work on Limehouse gardening accessibility includes clear navigation, consistent headings, and readable text. We use semantic markup and logical structure to support both human readers and assistive technologies. This helps people who rely on screen readers and other tools to find relevant information about gardening groups, plots, and community green spaces in Limehouse.

To support screen-reader support, we ensure images have descriptive text alternatives and that dynamic content updates are announced when appropriate. We avoid presenting information by color alone and provide sufficient contrast between text and background to aid readers across the Gardening Limehouse area.

Keyboard navigation is a priority: all interactive controls, links, and form fields for Limehouse gardening resources are operable through keyboard alone. We test tab order, focus indicators, and skip links so that volunteers and residents can access event sign-ups, maps, and accessibility information without needing a mouse.

We maintain readable and adaptable content. You can change text size, use browser zoom, and rely on responsive layouts when accessing gardening in Limehouse from different devices. Where possible we provide downloadable documents in accessible formats and avoid inaccessible file types for critical information.

We also perform periodic manual checks and automated audits to track compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA. Our accessibility practices include testing with popular screen readers and keyboard-only scenarios to reflect how people experience Limehouse gardening pages and resources in real-world contexts.

Below is a brief list of accessibility features we prioritise for Gardening Limehouse-related content:

• Clear headings and semantic structure to simplify navigation for assistive technologies
• Consistent focus management and visible focus styles for keyboard users
• Alt text and meaningful labels for images and controls used in Limehouse gardening content

We aim to ensure that community notices and schedules for gardening in Limehouse are perceivable and operable by a broad audience, including people with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive disabilities.

If you encounter barriers while using content related to Limehouse gardeners, please get in touch so we can help. For accessibility requests we will respond with reasonable adjustments and work to provide information in an alternative format. Please use the contact options available on the site to reach our accessibility team. We do not display contact details here.

We welcome reports about accessibility issues and aim to respond in a timely manner. When you contact us about an accessibility concern, indicate the specific page, the nature of the issue, and the preferred format for a response. This helps us address the matter efficiently for gardening in Limehouse.

This statement is reviewed regularly to reflect improvements and changes. Our objective is to make Gardening Limehouse and related community green-space information as usable and inclusive as possible. Strong accessibility practices support everyone who lives, works, or volunteers in the Limehouse area.