Last updated 25 October 2026
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a site stores in your browser so it can recognise the browser later. The same rules here apply to comparable technologies such as local storage.
What this site sets
There are no cookies required to browse this site. At most, three categories may apply:
- Strictly necessary. Set by the hosting and content delivery layer to route requests and protect against abuse. These cannot be switched off without breaking the site.
- Analytics, only if enabled. A single first-party identifier used to count returning visits in aggregate. No advertising profile is built from it and it is not shared with ad networks.
- Advertising measurement. The Meta Pixel sets a cookie (such as _fbp) so we can measure our Facebook and Instagram ads and show them to people who have visited. Meta uses it under its own privacy policy.
Advertising and social scripts
The Meta Pixel described above is the only advertising script on this site, and it stays off when your browser sends a do-not-track or Global Privacy Control signal. There are no other social media tracking scripts. Any external link — to a social profile or a live client site — is a plain link, and the destination applies its own policies once you follow it.
Controlling cookies
Every major browser can block or delete cookies, and offers a do-not-track signal we honour where it is sent. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the site from loading correctly.