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Cookie Policy

What browser storage this website uses, why it is used, and how you can control it.

Effective date: 15 October 2026. This policy should be read with our Privacy Policy.

2. What cookies and browser storage are

Cookies are small text values that a website can ask a browser to retain. Browsers also provide local storage, which can save simple preferences on a device. These technologies can be used for many purposes. On this website, our implementation is deliberately limited to basic preference memory and does not create a cross-site profile.

4. Legal basis and purpose

Where consent is required for optional storage, we ask for it through the preference notice. Strictly necessary technical storage may be used without consent where the law permits because it is required to deliver a service requested by the visitor or preserve basic security.

Our preference mechanism is not used to infer interests, measure individual browsing behaviour across sites, or select promotional content.

6. Retention

The local preference remains on the device until it is cleared by the visitor, removed by the browser, or replaced by a later preference. We do not receive a central copy of that local choice through the current front-end implementation.

7. Third-party content

The current build stores images, styles, scripts and icons locally within the website project. It does not load external fonts, remote images, embedded media or third-party script libraries. If we materially change that approach in the future, we will update this policy and, where required, obtain appropriate consent before activating non-essential tracking.

9. Relationship with the Privacy Policy

This policy explains browser storage specifically. Our broader handling of personal information, rights requests, security and international processing is described in the Privacy Policy.