Cookie Policy
This page explains, in plain terms, how cookies are used on this website and how you can adjust your preferences at any time.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They help a site remember choices you have made, or provide general information about how the site is being used.
Which categories of cookies do we use?
This website groups cookies into three categories: necessary, functional and analytics. You can review and adjust these categories through the cookie icon shown in the bottom right of every page.
What are strictly necessary cookies used for?
Necessary cookies allow core parts of the site to function, such as remembering that you have already interacted with the cookie preference panel. These cannot be switched off, since the site would not work correctly without them.
Do you use functional cookies?
Functional cookies help remember non-essential preferences, such as progress through the multi-step contact form, so you do not need to start over if you navigate away and return.
Do you use analytics cookies?
If enabled, analytics cookies help us understand, in aggregate terms, which pages are visited and how the site is generally used. This information is not used to identify an individual visitor personally.
How do you obtain consent?
When you first visit the site, a notification icon indicates that cookie preferences have not yet been set. Clicking it opens a panel where you can review each category and choose to accept all cookies or save a customised selection. Necessary cookies remain active regardless of your choice, as described above.
How can preferences be changed later?
The same icon remains visible in the bottom right corner of every page after your first visit, so you can reopen the panel and adjust your preferences at any point.
How long do cookies stay on a device?
Your saved preference is stored for approximately six months, after which the notification icon will indicate that preferences may need to be reviewed again.