What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that can be stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies may also be used to remember preferences, support functionality, analyse activity or manage consent choices.

Some cookies are essential to basic website operation. Others may support analytics, performance review or embedded functionality, depending on how the site is configured.

Why cookies may be used on this website

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to support core website functions, improve user experience, remember consent settings, review website usage and help maintain site security.

In some cases, cookies may also be linked to analytics or third-party services where those tools are part of the website setup and are used lawfully.

Types of cookies that may be used

Essential cookies

These cookies may be necessary for basic website functionality, form handling, security features or consent management. Without them, some parts of the website may not function correctly.

Analytics cookies

These cookies may help measure how visitors use the website, which pages are viewed and how the site performs. They are generally used to improve structure, usability and performance.

Preference cookies

These cookies may remember settings such as language, display preferences or consent choices, depending on the tools used on the website.

Third-party cookies

If the website uses embedded content, analytics tools, maps, videos or external integrations, third-party cookies may also be set by those services.

Consent and cookie control

Where required, the website should use a consent mechanism to help manage cookie preferences. That means users may be able to accept, reject or adjust cookie settings before certain non-essential cookies are activated.

However, the exact behaviour depends on the consent tool and the final live configuration used on the website.

Browser settings

Most browsers allow users to review, block or delete cookies through browser settings. As a result, users can often control cookie behaviour directly on their own device.

If cookies are restricted, some parts of the website may not function as intended. Therefore browser-based control should be used with an understanding of how it may affect usability.

Cookies and personal data

Some cookie-related technologies may involve information that can be associated with a user, device or browsing activity. Where that happens, the Privacy Policy should be read alongside this page because it explains wider data handling and processing principles.

Read the Privacy Policy for broader information about how personal data may be collected, processed and protected.

Third-party services

If this website uses third-party services such as analytics tools, embedded maps, video platforms or external integrations, those tools may set their own cookies or use similar technologies.

The exact cookie behaviour depends on the specific service and how it is implemented on the live website.

Changes to this policy

This cookie policy may be updated from time to time if website tools, consent settings, legal requirements or operational practices change. Therefore users should review this page periodically if they want the most current version.