The short answer
This website is made of simple static pages. We do not place advertising cookies, analytics cookies or social-media tracking cookies on your device, and there are no third-party tracking scripts on the site.
So what is a cookie, exactly?
A cookie is a small text file that a website can ask your browser to store. The next time the browser asks that site for a page, it sends the file back, which lets the site recognise the same browser.
Cookies can last only until you close the browser (“session” cookies) or stay for a set time (“persistent” cookies).
Could any cookie appear while I browse here?
Our web hosting provider may, in some setups, place a strictly necessary cookie to route traffic, balance server load or block malicious requests. Such a cookie is part of delivering the page and is not used by us to follow your activity.
What about the email links?
Clicking our email address simply opens the mail program on your device. It does not create a cookie on this website.
Do you use similar technologies?
No. We don’t use tracking pixels, web beacons, fingerprinting or browser storage to monitor visitors. The only script on the site runs the mobile menu, the video play button and small page animations.
Cookie categories at a glance
This table shows the usual kinds of cookies and whether they apply to this website.
| Category | What it does | Used on this site? |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Helps the server deliver pages securely and reliably. | Possibly, by the host only |
| Preferences | Remembers choices such as language or region. | No |
| Analytics | Counts visits and measures how pages are used. | No |
| Advertising | Builds interest profiles and shows targeted ads. | No |
| Social media | Loads share buttons or embedded feeds that track visitors. | No |
Managing cookies in your browser
Because this site doesn’t use optional cookies, there is nothing for you to switch on or off here. You can still review, block or delete cookies for any website from your browser’s settings:
- ChromeSettings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies / Delete browsing data
- FirefoxSettings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- SafariSettings → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- EdgeSettings → Cookies and site permissions
On phones and tablets, look for the same options in the browser app’s settings. Blocking all cookies can stop some other websites from working as expected.
If this ever changes
Should we add any feature that relies on cookies, we will update this Cookie Policy first and describe the cookie, its purpose and how long it lasts. The date at the top of the page shows the latest revision.
Questions about cookies can be sent to [email protected]. For how we handle personal information more generally, see our Privacy Policy.