Cookies Policy

Cookies are small text files placed on a device when a website is visited. They allow a site to recognise a browser on later visits and to store limited information about the visit, such as preferences or session details. Cookies do not usually contain personal identification information on their own, though they may be used alongside other data collection methods.

The site uses several categories of cookies. Individual cookie names are not listed on this page.

• Necessary cookies support core functions such as navigation and page loading.
• Analytics cookies help to measure how the site is used, including which pages are visited and how long sessions last.
• Referral and attribution cookies record the origin of a visit.

Cookies support the technical operation of pages, so that content loads correctly and basic features work. They contribute to statistical reporting on how the site is used in general terms, without identifying individuals. Referral and attribution cookies are also used to record the origin of a visit.

Most browsers allow cookies to be managed or disabled in their settings. In Chrome, cookie preferences are generally found in the privacy and security section. Safari offers similar controls in its privacy preferences, where cookies can be blocked or removed. Firefox has comparable options in its privacy and security settings, where stored cookies can be viewed and deleted.

Disabling cookies may affect how the site performs. Some features may not work correctly, pages may load differently and preferences may not be kept between visits. Each browser presents these options differently, and its own help documentation gives further detail.

This cookies policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in how cookies are used. The version published on this page is the current and applicable text.