Cookie policy
What are cookies?
Cookies are small fragments of text sent to your browser by the site you are visiting. They let the site remember information about your visit.
Sites use cookies to provide functionality that could not otherwise work under HTTP, the text-based protocol most commonly used to request information from web servers.
This can make your next visit simpler and the site more useful to you. Other technologies may serve the same purposes, among them the unique identifiers used to recognise a browser, an application or a device, pixels, and local storage.
Functionality
Cookies and other technologies used for functionality give you access to essential features of a service. Among the things considered essential are preferences such as the language you selected, session information such as the contents of a shopping basket, and product optimisations that help maintain and improve the service.
Our website uses "tracking cookies", which record visitors' web preferences and help us offer suitable content and differentiated advertising. Web browsers offer settings that let users opt out of having their preferences recorded. Our pages use tracking cookie services to personalise and improve the relationship established through visitors' use of this site — for example quicker access to the information you care about, or better navigation menus. When you visit our site, a cookie is sent to your browser and saved on your computer, but you can prevent cookies being saved by changing your browser settings. You can block the use of any cookie from your browser settings.
What we actually use
The site loads Google Tag Manager (container `GTM-KNSXLQW3`), which in turn starts Google Analytics 4 (property `G-P78N97VFS7`). Analytics tells us how many people visit and which pages they read. It sets an anonymous identifier in your browser and records the pages you open.
None of it starts until you press Accept on the banner shown on your first visit. Decline and nothing loads and nothing is set. Your choice is kept locally in the browser, not in a cookie.
The contact page also has a Google map. It too loads only after you accept, or when you press the button on the map itself — and pressing that button does not switch analytics on.
We use no advertising cookies and sell data to nobody.
How to block cookies in your browser
You can block the use of any cookie from your browser settings. Depending on which browser you use, the guides below explain how to block or delete cookies.