What are cookies?
A cookie is a piece of information that a website stores on the website browser on your computer. The browser sends the information back to the website to enable the website to recognise the user.
Cookies include information such as the lifetime and expiry date of the cookie, the domain the cookie has come from and an identifier – for example, a random unique number.
Managing cookies using your browser
Internet browsers will usually provide an option to disallow the setting of all or some cookies.
You can find more about using your browser’s cookie settings either via the help menu for your browser or on the browser’s own website.
Cookies can also be deleted by using your internet browser, but you must disallow them otherwise they will be reapplied the next time you visit a website.
If you use your browser settings to block all cookies (including essential cookies) you may not be able to access all or parts of our website.
Further information about our use of cookie
Category 1: Strictly Necessary Cookies
- Shopping cart cookies;
- Access to protected areas of a website;
- Remembering previously entered text so it’s not lost if the page refreshes
Category 2: Performance Cookies
- Pay Per Click.
Category 3: Functionality Cookies
- Detecting if you have already seen a pop-up to ensure it doesn’t get shown to you again;
- Submitting comments;
- Remembering colours, font sizes and page backgrounds.
Category 4: Targeted Advertising Cookies
- Collecting information about browser habits to target advertising;
- Collecting information about browser habits to target website content