Cookies
On 26 May 2011 the European Commission made the controversial 'Cookies Directive' law. It applies to the UK and all European countries. It mandates that the use of cookies on European business websites must be disclosed and explicit consent for their use be obtained from users, however in the UK the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has suggested that it is sufficient too work on the basis of implied rather than explicit consent. You can find more useful information about cookies here.
What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small piece of data that a website asks your browser to store on your computer or mobile device. The cookie allows the website to "remember" your actions or preferences over time.
Most browsers support cookies, but users can set their browsers to decline them and can delete them whenever they like.
We use cookies to provide general visitor statistics (Google Analytics) and to improve your experience on our website. Below is a list of all the cookies we use on this website:| # | Key | Value | Info |
| 1 | 8c76bb933e6cfe0fb24ec7a3ff4cf025 | 9966cb28f0bd3e3fb207a753a3549e70 | Session cookie |
| 4 | 439b899cd322f150e237a5cae2109944 | bb1f70304fd20d240a44a573fe2d0423 | Session cookie |
| 5 | cookiesDirective | 1 | |
| 6 | _ga | GA1.2.1691653613.1442249155 | Google Universal Analytics |
| 7 | _gat | 1 | Google Universal Analytics |
Session cookies
Session cookies are never written on the hard drive and they do not collect any information from the user's computer. Session cookies expire at the end of the user's browser session and can also become no longer accessible after the session has been inactive for a specified length of time, usually 20 minutes.