Definition
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a device. Similar technologies can store or read identifiers through local storage, pixels, SDKs or other browser features. UK rules generally require clear information and consent before non-essential technologies are used.
Strictly necessary technologies can be exempt from consent when they are essential to provide a service the user requested, but they should still be explained.
Current configuration
What this website currently uses
Our current production code does not include a visitor analytics service, advertising pixel, embedded marketing widget or preference cookie. For enquiry attribution, session storage temporarily records the first page visited, the initial referrer and campaign parameters where present. It is not used to create a cross-session profile.
The source details remain in the current browser session and are included with the form data only if an enquiry is submitted. The hosting and network infrastructure may also process IP addresses, request headers and security information to deliver pages, balance traffic and prevent abuse.
| Technology category | Current status | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics cookies | Not currently used | No site analytics cookie is intentionally set |
| Advertising cookies or pixels | Not currently used | No behavioural advertising or retargeting tool is installed |
| Enquiry attribution session storage | Used for the current session | Retains the first page, referrer and campaign details so a submitted enquiry can be attributed |
| Preference cookies or persistent local storage | Not currently used | The site does not save display or content preferences |
| Essential hosting technology | May be used by infrastructure | Security, traffic delivery, reliability and form protection |
| Third-party destination sites | Controlled by that site | Applies after following an external link |
Your browser
Managing cookies on your device
Browsers allow you to inspect, block and delete cookies. Blocking essential technology can affect security or form operation. Controls for cookies set by another website must be managed through that website or your browser.
Private browsing and browser privacy settings can also reduce persistent storage, but do not prevent ordinary network logs needed to deliver a website.
Review
Policy updates
We review this page when the site adds analytics, embedded content, account features, marketing technology or a new hosting integration. Last reviewed: 30 July 2026.
Questions or reports about unexpected cookies or browser storage can be sent through the contact page under “Privacy or data request”.