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• Transport ... new landrover ambulance appeal

Copyright

The copyright of photographs and other images published in this web site varies. Images must not be reproduced for commercial purposes or personal gain without permission being granted in advance by the photographer members of the Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team and, in some cases, the Northumberland National Park Design and Production Studio, telephone 01434 605555.

The Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team has made every effort to trace the copyright holders of images used on this web site. If we have inadvertently overlooked or omitted we apoligise and would be grateful if you could contact us for your work to be acknowledged.

Photographers

The Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team uses images from the following photographers:

Simon Fraser
Allan Potts. Why not purchase Allan's book Natural North.

Disclaimer

Whilst we endeavour to ensure that linked sites are accurate and reliable we cannot accept any liability for the accuracy or content of these sites. A link listing should not be taken as endorsement of any kind and the members of the Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team do not necessarily endorse the views expressed within the linked site. We have no control over the servers delivering linked pages and therefore cannot guarantee availability, suitability and reliability.

Accessibility

The Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team has made every effort to ensure that this website is accessible to as many people as possible. It has been developed to comply with Priority 2 of the W3C (World-Wide Web Consortium) web accessibility guidelines.

If you come across a part of the site that is difficult to use, please tell us about it by using the contact form.

If you wish, you can use keys that will access all pages. To download a list of key strokes then click here.

Adapting your screen

Resizing text. You can enlarge the text on this site:

Using Internet Explorer:
    Click on the ‘View’ drop down menu
    Click on ‘Text size’
    Choose your preferred text size from the list
    If the text is still not big enough:
    Click on the ‘Tools drop down menu
    Click on ‘Internet options’
    In the ‘General’ tab click on ‘Accessibility’
    Select ‘Ignore font sizes on web pages’
    Click ‘OK’, then ‘OK’
    You should now be able to enlarge the text further using the method above

Using Netscape 6 or Firefox:
    Click on the ‘View’ drop down menu
    Click on ‘Text size’
    Choose your preferred text size from the list

Adapting your computer

My computer, my way! is a site giving detailed information on how to adapt your computer to your own preferences. There’s good information on this BBC site too.

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