We use cookies to collect anonymous information about how visitors use our website, like the most popular pages and any error pages you see. We use this aggregated information to improve our website - it never identifies individual users.
A cookie is a small, temporary file that stores information about a specific user's device, such as your laptop or phone when browsing a website.
Our website needs cookies to make it work properly. They help you move around the website and do things you’ve specifically come to the website for.
Cookies remember your information and help you see information online that’s relevant to you. We use cookies on our website to help us give you the best experience on our website.
Our cookies have now been set in your browser, and by continuing to use our website you’ll be telling us you’re ok with that.
There are four categories of cookies:
- Session Cookies: these track your actions and expire once you close your browser.
- Persistent Cookies: these track your actions and do not expire once your browser has closed, and can track your actions over multiple sites.
- First Party Cookies: cookies from the site you have visited.
- Third Party Cookies: cookies from 3rd party sites come through sites you've visited but not from the owner of the site, such as adverts.
We only use session cookies on our website which expire (are deleted) when you close your browser.