Cookie Policy

Which cookies this site sets, what each is for, and how to control them.

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TEMPLATE — review with counsel. A cookie policy must describe the cookies actually set by the live site, and in most jurisdictions non-essential cookies require prior consent through a compliant banner. This site currently sets only WordPress session and preference cookies — the table below must be regenerated once analytics or advertising tags are added.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to store, so that it can recognise the browser on a later request. Some are necessary for a site to function; others exist to measure how the site is used or to support advertising.

Categories we use

CategoryPurposeConsent required
Strictly necessarySession handling, security and remembering that you are signed in.No
PreferenceRemembering choices such as light or dark display mode.No
AnalyticsUnderstanding which pages are used, in aggregate, to improve them.Yes
MarketingMeasuring campaign effectiveness and attributing referred visits.Yes

Managing cookies

Every mainstream browser lets you view, block and delete cookies, and offers a private-browsing mode that discards them at the end of a session. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent parts of this site and the client portal from working — sign-in in particular depends on them.

Third parties

Where a third-party service is embedded on a page, that provider may set its own cookies subject to its own policy. We list any such providers here once they are in use, together with a link to their policy.