What cookies are and what they’re used for
When you visit a website small text files are placed on your computer. These files are called cookies and can serve different functions.
Some cookies we use are essential to the running of our website for example cookies relating to authentication, security, user preferences, load balancing, and multimedia sessions.
Other cookies are not essential but are used for analytics purposes so that we can track how and when the website is being used. This helps us to improve our website. These can be first-party analytics cookies (managed by us) or third-party cookies in the instance of using a platform such as Google Analytics.
The types of Cookies we use:
- Necessary Cookies: Essential for our website to function they cannot be turned off in our systems. They’re usually set in response to your actions, for example, logging in, filling out forms or setting general preferences on the website.
- Analytical/Performance Cookies: For collecting information about how visitors use our website. They can tell us things like where the visitors came from, which pages were visited and the number of visitors. This is useful information to improve the performance and design of the website. These cookies do not personally identify you, they are aggregated and anonymous.
- Functionality Cookies: Enhance functionality and personalisation by remembering choices you make. They may remember things like your username or the language preference. They can be set by us or by third-party providers we've added to our website.
- Targeting/Advertising Cookies: These are set by our advertising partners and are mainly used to log your interests so relevant advertisements can be displayed to you on other websites. You can change your preferences to not allow these cookies and less targeted advertising will be displayed to you.
How to change your preferences
There are various ways to manage your cookie preferences. Please be aware that removing or blocking some cookies can negatively affect your experience using our website.
A common way to manage cookies is through your web browser. Browsers usually automatically accept cookies, however, you can change your preferences to not accept cookies through the browser settings. All of the widely used browsers like Chrome, Safari, and Firefox have this as an option. You can also delete cookies from your browser. For more information please visit www.allaboutcookies.org
You also have the option to not accept our cookies policy and withdraw your consent at any time.
Changes to this policy
From time to time this policy may change so please check back regularly for any updates.
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