How our website uses cookies

Cookies are small files that help a website work. This page lists the ones we use, why, and how you can control them.

Last updated: October 10, 2026
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At a glance

Only what we needNecessary cookies keep the site and forms working.
You are in controlTurn non-essential cookies off in your browser at any time.
No selling dataWe do not sell your personal information.
Short lifetimesMost cookies expire within days or months, not years.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file saved on your device when you visit a website. It lets the site remember things like your settings, and helps us understand how the site is used.

Similar tools, such as local storage and pixels, work the same way, so we include them when we say “cookies”.

The cookies we use

TypeWhat it doesHow long

Strictly necessaryKeeps the site secure and makes menus, forms and page loading work. Cannot be switched off.Session to 1 year

FunctionalRemembers choices such as your preferences, so you do not repeat them.Up to 1 year

AnalyticsShows how visitors use the site, in aggregate, so we can improve it.Up to 2 years

MarketingMeasures the success of our own campaigns, if we run any.Up to 1 year

Matches what is installed

The exact cookies depend on the plugins and tools active on the site at any time. We keep this list in line with what we actually use.

Third parties

Some features load from other companies, which may set their own cookies under their own policies:

Google FontsLoads the typefaces used on our pages.

Google MapsShows our office location on the Contact us page.

FormSubmitDelivers the messages you send through our contact form.

AnalyticsCounts visits, if an analytics tool is switched on.

How to manage cookies

You can accept, block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may stop parts of the site working.

ChromeSettings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies.

SafariSettings, then Privacy, then Manage Website Data.

FirefoxSettings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies.

EdgeSettings, then Cookies and site permissions.

Do Not Track and privacy signals

Where the law requires, we respect browser signals such as Global Privacy Control that tell us not to share or sell your data. Some browsers also send a Do Not Track signal, which has no common standard, so we cannot always act on it.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as our site or the law changes. The “last updated” date at the top shows when. For how we use personal information more broadly, see our Privacy Policy.

Our other legal pages

Privacy PolicyWhat we collect, why, and the choices you have.Read it Terms and ConditionsThe rules for using our website and working with us.Read it DisclaimerWhat we can and cannot promise.Read it

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