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This means our websites and mobile apps need to be easy for everyone to use. If we don’t follow the regulations, we will be in breach of the Equality Act 2010.
From Monday 17 November 2025, we stopped publishing inaccessible PDF documents on the East Ayrshire Council website.
To support this, we shared weekly bulletins with tips on creating accessible documents.
This means our websites and mobile apps need to be easy for everyone to use. If we don’t follow the regulations, we will be in breach of the Equality Act 2010.
From Monday 17 November 2025, we stopped publishing inaccessible PDF documents on the East Ayrshire Council website.
To support this, we shared weekly bulletins with tips on creating accessible documents.
We would really appreciate your feedback on our recent PDF accessibility bulletin campaign about creating accessible Microsoft Word documents to publish them online as accessible PDF documents.
This will help us understand whether additional staff training or support is needed.
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