Accessibility
Humberside Police is committed to ensuring its web site pages are as accessible as possible to the whole of the community that we serve. In particular, we recognise the need to take reasonable steps to enable access to our website for those with impaired sight or other disabilities.
Work on making this site more accessible has been influenced by the Guidelines for UK Government Websites, which incorporate support for the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Speech Enabled
Browsealoud is a Windows™ Browser plug-in designed for use with Internet Explorer 4 upwards or Netscape Navigator/Mozilla. You can control the voice, pitch and the speed. When you scroll over the text on the website, browsealoud will read and speak the information you require.
Before installing the software, you can get further information by visiting the Browsealoud website.
Translations
Here are some of the on-line translation services which are available on the Internet. Please be aware that these automated translation services may not accurately reflect the original meaning of the pages.
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Google Translations
Google has developed a range of web based products over the years as well as providing searching capabilities. Google is one of the larger search engines and offers various translation tools. For further information please visit Google Language Tools.
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WorldLingo
Allows you to paste text or enter a URL to translate the page. For further information please visit WorldLingo.
Free Translation
Similar to Altavista - you have the ability to paste text into their website or use the translation box below. For further information please visit Free Translation.
