What cookies this site uses, what they're for and how to control them — plus the consent banner choices and what each one actually does.
Last updated: March 2025Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. Some make the site work (keeping your preferences); some help us understand how it's used (analytics); some help it perform better over time.
This site uses a small, honest set of them — nothing exotic, nothing sold to third parties, and nothing you can't turn off.
Strictly necessary cookies keep the site working: your cookie-consent choice itself, session identifiers, and load-balancing. These run regardless of consent because the site doesn't function without them.
Analytics cookies — only with your consent — tell us which pages get used and how, so we can improve the site. These are aggregated and anonymous; we don't use them to identify you.
When you first visit, the banner offers real choices:
What each option does:
Some embedded services set their own cookies — the map embed (Google), the font library (Google Fonts) and the icon library (cdnjs). These are governed by their providers' policies, not ours.
We don't run advertising cookies, remarketing pixels or social trackers. The social links in our footer are plain links — they don't phone home until you click them.
Beyond our banner, every browser lets you block or delete cookies — check your browser's help pages for controls. Blocking strictly-necessary cookies may break parts of the site; blocking analytics affects nothing you see.
You can also browse in private/incognito mode — the site works fully, just without persistence between visits.
If we add new cookies or change how we use them, we'll update this page and refresh the consent banner — meaning you'll get asked again rather than silently opted in.
The date above shows the latest version. Questions about cookies or tracking on this site — contact us at the details below.
Cookie questions, consent issues or concerns about tracking on our site — contact us below and mark it 'Website'.
