New ACP Website from 10 May

The ACP is upgrading the website and the ‘swap over’ to the new site will start Tues 10 May.

The actual process of swapping over from the old site to the new one could take up to 24 hours (inc. time needed for background processes to complete and so on).

No new posts will be uploaded during this period.

Comments will also be disabled. This will help to avoid a situation whereby visitors could leave comments during the day on Tuesday that would disappear once the switchover is complete.

Thank you, in advance, for your patience.

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