UK Government Lapsing in Accessibility (National Archives)

Normally governments tend to be on the better side for web accessibilty, 
but I just followed a Google link to the National Archives, and, as well 
as various warnings about malformed URLs in refreshes and Location 
headers, I first got a page saying my browser capabilities where being 
checked, then, when it refreshed (it was a meta refresh 0 redirect, so I 
had to force it, as I was using Lynx) it simply said "You do not have 
javascript enabled.", with no further explanation, or help, and 
certainly no alternative method of accessing the material!

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David Woolley
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