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The cookies this website uses, what they do, and how to control them.
Version 1 · Effective 23 September 2026
How we use cookies
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. When you first visit, optional analytics and marketing cookies are switched off until you accept them, and if you decline, the site works exactly the same. You can change your choice at any time from the cookie banner.
The cookie names below are typical for each provider and are confirmed against the live site; exact names can change when a provider updates its product.
Strictly necessary — always on
These make the site work and keep it secure. They do not need consent.
- Your cookie choice — a first-party cookie remembering whether you accepted or declined, so we do not ask every visit
- Cloudflare Turnstile — used to tell humans from bots when you submit a form; sets short-lived technical values rather than a tracking cookie
Analytics — only with your consent
These help us understand how the site is used. They load only after you accept analytics cookies.
- Google Analytics — _ga and _ga_<id> (about 13 months) and _gid (about 24 hours), used to measure visits and journeys
- Our first-party analytics — counts held on our own server; no third-party script and no cross-site identifier
Marketing — only with your consent
These support our advertising. They load only after you accept marketing cookies.
- Meta pixel — _fbp (about 90 days), used to measure and improve our advertising on Meta platforms
Set when you submit a form
When you send us a form, our forms provider HubSpot may set cookies such as hubspotutk and __hstc to link your message to your submission and prevent duplicates. These relate to the form you chose to send.
Managing cookies
Use the cookie banner to accept or decline, or to change your choice later. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings, though strictly necessary cookies are needed for the site to work. This notice is versioned; the version and date at the top show what is current.