What are cookies?
We use cookies to track the use and performance of our website and online advertising, so that we can make improvements to the user experience.
Cookies are text files that your internet browser stores locally on your computer. Cookies help websites to deliver functionality that might require some memory of your actions. For example, an online shop would probably use cookies to remember the contents of your basket so that you don't lose all of your shopping if you close the page without checking out.
First party cookies
We use a PHP session cookie on the blog page that remembers your filter selection if you make one. These cookies are session only, so will expire when you navigate away from that page. Please note that these cookies cannot identify you and are not shared at all.
Google analytics
We use Google Analytics to keep track of how many users are accessing our website, and to see which pages they browse through. Analytics help us to understand our audience so that we can deliver a better service to everyone.
To find out more about how Google uses cookies, please read Google's Cookie Policy
You can manage your consent regarding Google Analytics cookies by toggling the setting below
Google ads
We use Google Ads to advertise within Google search results and across Google products and Google partners. This may include text and display ads, remarketing ads and combinations of Google ad types.
To measure the performance of advertising campaigns, Google uses cookies to track user behaviour on our website if you click on one of our adverts. This includes tracking what elements have been clicked, what pages have been interacted with.
To serve remarketing adverts, Google uses cookies to reach potential customers with similar interests based on past visits to this website and similar sites.
To find out more visit Google’s Advertising Cookies Policy and read Google's ad personalisation information. View and edit your own preferences in Google’s Ads Settings.
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