Cookie Policy

How we use cookies and what they are.

What is a cookie? 

Cookies are little data files which are sent to your browser from a website that you visit.  They are stored on your computer's hard drive.

How do we use Cookies?

We use a variety of third-party cookies to help us to identify which of our pages and features are the most popular and what type of journey a visitor has through our site(s). 

Cookies help us arrange the content and layout of our site and recognise those computers that have been to our site before.  They, therefore, play an important role in helping us to enhance the usability and performance of our sites.

A list of all the cookies our technology partners use can be found in our cookies list.

Can I opt out of or delete cookies? 

Yes. There are a number of options available. You can set your browser either to reject all cookies, to only allow “trusted” sites to set them, or to accept only those cookies from those websites which you are currently on.

However, please note – if you do delete all your cookies, some features of our website(s) will not function as a result.

The website AboutCookies.org, run by the law firm Pinsent Masons gives you detailed step by step guidance on how to control and delete cookies depending on your browser type.  You can then adjust your browser settings to your preferred level of protection.

Our main technology partners

We work with the following companies in maintaining and improving our website. A brief description of what they do is found below.   We ensure that any company which works with us and collects personal data satisfies the data protection requirements. 

Add This Limited

Add This provides the social networking widget found in many of our pages. This widget gives you the tools to bookmark our websites, blog, share, tweet and email our content to a friend.

Doubleclick / Google AdSense

Doubleclick / Google AdSense are used to display banner advertising.  These cookies are triggered from the point when our adverts are seen online (impressions).    Any data passed to Doubleclick is anonymised statistical data.

Google Analytics 

Google Analytics is used to better understand how our customers navigate to and through our websites, how long customers spend visiting our content items and how often they return to visit our website(s).

WordPress

WordPress provides the platform for newly developed websites.

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