Bullet points and line break

bullet points amended on HMLR Accessibility statement and a linebreak added in welsh guidance

src/accessibility/hmlr-accessibility-statement/index.md.njk

@@ -31,15 +31,15 @@ If you identify a failure of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, you m
 
 Some failures need to be fixed sooner because they have a higher impact on users. How long you have to fix a failure will depend on:
 
--the nature of the failure
--the failure's impact on users
+- the nature of the failure
+- the failure's impact on users
 
 Once you have fixed a failure, you should remove it from your accessibility statement.
 
 You must review your accessibility statement (both of the following):
 
--when you make major changes
--at least once a year
+- when you make major changes
+- at least once a year
 
 The Central Digital and Data Office has created a [sample accessibility statement](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sample-accessibility-statement) for use on public sector websites and mobile aplications.
 

src/guidance/welsh-guidance/index.md.njk

@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ Any member of a delivery team should know:
 - when and if your service needs to provide Welsh content
 - how you can get the Welsh content
 - how we get it agreed
-- how we make sure it’s right and works for our users <br> 
+- how we make sure it’s right and works for our users
+
 There are more things to think about when we design services that are available in both English and Welsh.
 
 ## Why we create Welsh language services in HM Land Registry (HMLR)