Cookie Policy

Last updated 5 October 2026

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to store, so it can recognise you on your next visit. Related technologies, such as local storage and tracking pixels, do much the same thing. They are useful for keeping you logged in, and they are also how most of the web follows people between sites.

2. What we use

Nothing. This is a brochure website with no login, no basket and no personalisation, so there is nothing for a cookie to remember. We decided not to install analytics rather than installing it and asking you to consent to it.

Specifically, as at the date above, this site contains:

• no Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager or similar;
• no Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn advertising pixel;
• no session recording or heatmap tool;
• no embedded fonts, maps or videos loaded from another company’s servers. Our typefaces are served from our own site, so no font provider is told you visited.

Because of this, there is no cookie banner. A banner that asks permission to do nothing would be noise.

3. Server logs

Our hosting provider, [hosting provider — to be confirmed], keeps standard server logs recording requests to the site, which may include your IP address and browser type. These are not cookies, are not used to track you between sites, and are covered in our Privacy Policy.

4. When you leave this site

The WhatsApp and social media buttons are plain links. They set nothing while you are here. The moment you follow one, you are on a service run by another company, and that company’s cookies and policies apply. We have no control over and no visibility of what they store.

5. Managing cookies anyway

Every major browser lets you see and delete stored cookies and block them by site, usually under privacy or site settings. Blocking cookies entirely will not affect anything on this website, since we do not use them.

6. If this changes

If we later add analytics, advertising or an online booking system, we will update this page, update the Privacy Policy, and ask for your consent before any non-essential cookie is set. Consent will be opt-in, refusing will be as easy as accepting, and nothing will be pre-ticked.

7. Contact

Questions about this page: [data protection contact name — to be confirmed] at [data protection email — to be confirmed].