Cookie Policy
What cookies this site uses and how to control them. Last updated: 28 September 2026.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They’re used to make the site work, remember your preferences, and (where you allow it) understand how visitors use the site.
How we ask for your consent
When you first visit this site, a cookie banner asks you to choose which categories of cookies you’re happy for us to use. Nothing beyond strictly necessary cookies is set until you make a choice, and you can change your mind at any time using the “Manage cookies” / revisit-consent button that stays available on the site (usually a small icon in the bottom corner of the screen).
The categories we use
Necessary — always on. These let the site function (for example, remembering your cookie preferences) and can’t be switched off.
Functional — remember choices you make to give you a better experience. Off by default until you consent.
Analytics / Performance — help us understand how visitors use the site so we can improve it. Off by default until you consent. At the time of writing, no analytics service is active on this site — this category exists so we’re ready if we switch one on in future, and this policy will be updated with specifics if we do.
Advertisement — used for ad targeting and measurement. Off by default until you consent. No advertising cookies are currently active on this site.
Cookies currently set on this site
cookieyes-consent (necessary) — remembers your cookie preferences so we don’t ask again on every visit. Set for up to 1 year.
WordPress session cookies (necessary) — standard cookies set by the WordPress software that runs this site, used only for technical functionality.
We’ll keep this list current as we add or remove any tools that set cookies.
Managing cookies in your browser
As well as our on-site consent tool, you can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may affect how parts of this site work. Most browsers let you see what cookies you have and delete them individually or by site — check your browser’s help pages for instructions.