Cookie Policy

What this covers

"Cookies" are small files a website places on your device, along with similar technologies such as local storage. This policy explains the technologies this website actually uses. We've kept it short because, honestly, there isn't much to say.

Strictly necessary storage

What it is: a small amount of browser storage set by our hosting platform (Base44), the company that hosts and runs this website.

What it does and why: it keeps the website working properly and securely — things like remembering technical settings the site needs to load and function.

Essential or not: essential. The website can't operate without it.

Who's responsible: first-party storage, set by the Base44 platform that runs this site.

How long it lasts: typically for the length of your visit, or up to a short period afterwards. It isn't used to build a profile of you.

Google Fonts

The typefaces on this website are loaded from Google's servers (fonts.googleapis.com). When your browser requests a font file, Google's servers process that request like any web request — it may include your IP address in its delivery logs. This is a third-party content service, not a tracking technology: Google doesn't place cookies on your device through it and it isn't used to follow you around the web. We use it simply because the site needs the fonts to display correctly.

What we don't use

This website does not use Google Analytics or any other analytics cookies, advertising or remarketing cookies, social media tracking pixels, chat widgets, maps or embedded videos that store information on your device. The quick-quote form on this site doesn't submit anything — it opens WhatsApp on your own device with your details written into a message you choose whether to send.

No consent banner — and why

Because the only storage this website relies on is strictly necessary for it to function, UK rules on cookies don't require us to ask your consent, and there's nothing non-essential for you to accept or reject. That's why you won't see a cookie pop-up on this site — putting one up would imply tracking that simply isn't here.

Managing cookies in your browser

If you'd like to control or delete cookies generally, every major browser lets you do it in its settings — usually under "Privacy" or "Site settings". You can block or delete cookies and local storage there, though blocking essential storage on some sites can stop them working properly. For more information, the Information Commissioner's Office explains cookies at ico.org.uk.

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