Cookie policy
We use four cookies. Two are needed for the site to work, two are optional and off until you say otherwise. No advertising cookies, and nothing is shared with ad networks.
What a cookie is
A small text file a site stores in your browser. Some are strictly necessary — they keep a form from losing what you typed, or remember that you have already answered the cookie banner. Others are optional and tell us which pages people actually read. Under the ePrivacy Regulations we need your consent before setting anything in the second group, and we do not set them until you give it.
The categories
Every cookie we set
If we ever add one, this table is updated before it goes live and the banner reappears so you can re-decide.
Your preferences
Browser controls
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies from its settings, usually under Privacy. Blocking the necessary ones will break parts of the site — forms in particular — but nothing here needs analytics to work.
We also honour Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends that signal, analytics stays off and you will not be asked again.
Cookies on the sites we build
Practice websites we build ship with the same minimal set and a compliant consent banner by default — necessary cookies only until the visitor agrees, and no advertising cookies unless the practice asks for them and accepts responsibility for the disclosure.
Each site gets its own cookie policy page listing exactly what it sets, kept up to date by us. Related reading: our privacy policy and compliance page.
