Cookie Policy

Last updated: 21/09/2026

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1.  OUR POSITION ON COOKIES

1.1              Our website uses only the cookies that are strictly necessary for it to function and to remain secure.

1.2              We do not use advertising or tracking cookies. We do not use third-party marketing pixels. We do not share cookie data with third parties for advertising purposes, and we do not build profiles of visitors.

1.3              Because we set only strictly necessary cookies, we are not required to ask for your consent under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, and you will not see a consent banner on our site. We tell you about these cookies here instead.

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2.  WHAT COOKIES ARE

2.1              Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow a site to recognise your device and to store certain information about your preferences or past actions.

2.2              Similar technologies, including local storage, pixels and tags, can perform comparable functions. Where we refer to cookies in this policy, we mean cookies and those similar technologies.

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3.  THE COOKIES WE USE

 

Cookie

Purpose

Type

Expires

[COOKIE NAME]

Maintains your session while you move between pages

Strictly necessary — first party

End of browser session

[COOKIE NAME]

Protects our contact form against automated abuse and spam submissions

Strictly necessary — first party

[PERIOD]

[COOKIE NAME]

Supports load balancing and site security

Strictly necessary — first party

[PERIOD]

 

[Drafting note — delete before publishing: this table must be checked against the cookies the live site actually sets, and reviewed whenever the site changes.]

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4.  MANAGING COOKIES

4.1              Strictly necessary cookies cannot be switched off through our site, because the site will not work correctly without them.

4.2              You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Guidance is available in the help pages of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may mean that parts of our site do not work as intended.

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5.  IF THIS CHANGES

5.1              If we introduce analytics or advertising technology in future, we will update this policy before doing so and, where the law requires it, ask for your consent.

5.2              Under changes made by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, which took effect on 5 February 2026, certain first-party analytics cookies no longer require consent, provided we give clear information about them and a free and straightforward way to opt out. Cookies shared with third parties for advertising continue to require consent.

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6.  CONTACT US

Questions about this policy can be sent to [PRIVACY EMAIL].

This policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy and our Website Terms of Use.