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Cookie Policy

The Law


    • Has given his or her consent.


  1. Tell users what the cookies are.
  2. Explain what the cookies are doing.
  3. Obtain the user's consent to store most (all cookies except one deemed 'strictly necessary' require the user's permission to be used) cookies on their device.


A cookie is a small text file that is put on a user's computer when they visit and/or do things on a website. Cookies have been around for years and carry data and not code, so are unable to transmit anything dangerous. The main job of a cookie is to remember things - ranging from your favourite font size or what marketing material you are likely to browse, both with different levels of intrusiveness.

Types of Cookies


  • Session cookies
  • Persistent cookies
    • Can last for years and are not deleted by the web browser. Are used by Google's new remarketing service and deemed more intrusive than session cookies as this data is used by third-parties.
  • First-party cookies
  • Third-party cookies
    • Considered more obtrusive. Website 'A' is visited by user 'Bob'. Website 'B' has created a cookie to read from 'A'. The creator of the cookie is untraceable from both websites. The cookie can then be used for marketing and building up a browser history of Bob across all the websites he visits that have this cookie attached to them.

Our Website

This website uses the following cookies on each page:

  • Session cookies
  • Google Analytics