Like all other areas of the GWSR operation, this website has been produced by, and is maintained by, volunteers.

The site is designed for a minimum screen resolution of 1024x768, and has been tested against the latest versions of the Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera and Google Chrome browsers. If you are still using Internet Explorer version 6 we would very strongly recommend that you upgrade to a later version. If you have any problems viewing any areas of this site, please let us know using the feedback form, and we will attempt to correct the site accordingly.

The site has been designed and built with standards compliance and accessibility in mind. For the technically minded it has been built using the Umbraco content management system which is built on the Microsoft .NET Framework and uses Microsoft's SQL Server database. The content management system allows for a more flexible and dynamic approach to the whole site. Changes can now be made in minutes rather than the hours some have taken in the past. It also allows for departments to "own" their own sections of the site. We also make use of a jQuery script called prettyPhoto to display the photos on the site.

If you experience any accessibility issues or issues in general with the site please contact the webmaster directly. Your enquiries will be dealt with as soon as possible.

Some material on the site is only available for download in Adobe PDF format. If you are unable to read PDF files, you can download the Adobe Reader from this page. Alternatively, we can supply most documentation in Microsoft Word format on request. Such files will be checked for known viruses, but GWSR cannot be held responsible for any viruses thus transmitted.

If you have any material that you would like us to consider for publication on the website, please let us know. We may be contacted using the feedback form here.

Unless otherwise attributed, the contents of this site are copyright © GWSR plc. and may not be reproduced without permission.

Steve George,
GWSR Webmaster

The original version of the site was designed, developed and maintained by Dave Robinson.