When you visit our website, we may save small files called cookies on your browser. These help the site work properly and remember your preferences. They don’t usually identify you personally, but they help give you a more personalised experience.
We use:
Essential cookies to make the website work.
Performance and marketing cookies to understand how people use the site and help us improve it.
We will only use performance and marketing cookies if you choose to accept them. We use a tool called Cookie Control to remember your choices.
You can change your cookie preferences at any time by clicking the “Cookie Settings” button on any page.
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. For more information, you can visit websites like “About Cookies” or “All About Cookies,” or check your specific browser’s help pages.
Types of cookies we use
First-party cookies
These are set directly by our website. Some are deleted when you close your browser, while others stay on your device for a set period.Third-party cookies
These are set by other companies. They are often used for tracking, advertising, and showing you relevant content on other websites.Session cookies
These are temporary and are used only during a web browser session (examples of web browsers are Internet Explorer and Google Chrome). A browser session starts when you open a browser window (which is when the session cookie starts) and ends when you close a browser window (which is when the session cookie is deleted).Persistent cookies
These stay on your computer (or mobile device) for a set amount of time (it varies depending on the cookie). They are referenced every time you visit the website that created that cookie.
What cookies do on our site
Strictly necessary cookies
These are essential for the website to work (for example, remembering your privacy settings or login details). You cannot turn these off, and they don’t store personal information.Performance (analytics) cookies
These help us understand how people use our website so we can improve it. The data is grouped and anonymous.Targeting/marketing cookies
These are used by advertising partners to show you relevant adverts on other websites. They don’t store personal details but can track your browser or device.