Cookie Policy

What cookies are and how this site uses them

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep. This site uses two kinds. Strictly necessary cookies remember your cookie choice and keep our own staff signed in to the editing screens; visitors never receive the staff cookies. Analytics cookies tell us how the site is used, and are set only if you accept them.

This site runs no advertising and sets no cookie for advertising.

How your choice works

On your first visit a notice appears with Reject all, Accept all and Manage. Reject all and Accept all are the same size and sit side by side. Manage opens a panel with Strictly necessary, which is always on, and Analytics, which is off until you switch it on. Nothing is pre-selected.

Your choice is kept in a single cookie on this site for twelve months. If the notice or this policy changes in a way that matters, we ask again. If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as Reject all and do not ask.

The notice also sends one anonymous count of the choice made to this site, so we can report how many visitors accept or reject. Nothing in that count identifies you, and it goes to nobody else.

The cookies this site sets

Every cookie the site sets is in this table, which is generated from the site's own cookie list so it cannot differ from what the site does.

Other technologies and third parties

Google Analytics loads only after you accept analytics, never for our own staff, and with advertising signals switched off. On the thank-you page after a form, your browser keeps a short marker for the visit so that it is counted once. It is cleared when you close the tab.

Forms use Cloudflare Turnstile, a security check that separates people from automated software. It loads only on pages that carry a form.