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If the settings on your Internet Browser are set to accept cookies then we take this as permission for us to use cookies during your visit to our site. If however you would like to not use cookies on this or any other visits you can learn how to do this below. Please beware that disabling cookies will mean that this site and any other you visit, may not work as you expect.
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We use cookies to provide visitor statistics such as how many people have visited our site, whether they came to our site via a computer or mobile device and what pages they visited on their journey. This helps us to make our website better by making the user experience more intuitive and engaging. This site uses Google Analytics. If you wish you can opt-out with Google here, we would prefer you didn’t however because we want to make your visits to our site as enjoyable as possible and this software allows us to this.
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Also, opting-out of these cookies will not mean adverts will no longer appear on the sites you visit, it just means that they won’t be tailored to you anymore.
Sometimes after visiting a site you may see adverts for products for that site on other websites. This is because a remarketing cookie was placed on your browser during your visit. Adverts are placed by online advertisers to encourage you to come back to the original website. To find out more our opt out please visit this site YourOnlineChoices.
You should be able to switch cookies off by changing your Internet Browser settings, please see allaboutcookies.org for more information about blocking cookies on your particular web browser. Please be aware that doing this will limit your Internet experience making it hard for websites to offer a personalised experience. It will also limit the functionality of our website and the other websites you visit.
If you have concerns about privacy and so called ‘spyware’, we would advise that instead of switching off cookies in your Internet Browser you can use anti-spyware software. This software will only delete the cookies which can be considered invasive.