CMVHP is Working on Improvements

We’re making the Combe Martin history site easier to use. Better contrast, smoother navigation, clearer writing—on mobile and desktop.

We're keeping the CMVHP website online while we improve the visitor experience.

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Accessibility & Site Updates

We’re currently updating the site’s accessibility features and content, to better serve all visitors—including those using screen readers, mobile devices, and assistive technologies. These ongoing updates are part of our commitment to accuracy, inclusive heritage documentation, and public benefit.

About This Site

This website documents the layered history of Combe Martin through archival records, community stories, and curated research—designed for public access, educational use, and long-term preservation. Readers are welcome to contact us with historical materials.

What’s Changing

  • Enhanced contrast and readability across devices
  • Improved keyboard navigation and screen reader support
  • Editorial refinements for clarity and crawlability
  • Mobile-friendly layout adjustments
  • Continued availability of all content during updates

Why It Matters

Combe Martin’s history belongs to everyone. Whether you’re a researcher, a local resident, a student, or a visitor from afar, we want this archive to be usable, discoverable, and welcoming.

How You Can Help

If you encounter any accessibility barriers or have suggestions, we’d love to hear from you. Your feedback helps us shape a more inclusive and trustworthy resource.

Licensing Terms for Our Content

Unless otherwise stated, all content on this site is shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License ↗. You may reuse and cite materials for non-commercial purposes with attribution, but remixing or modifying content is not permitted.

Your Feedback

We welcome your thoughts, questions, and contributions. We will prioritise suggestions based on community needs and implement changes in our next update cycle.

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