Cookie Policy

What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text file a website leaves on your device when you visit. It lets the site recall what you did and what you chose, so those choices survive from one page, or one visit, to the next.

How We Use Them

We set as few as the site can work with. Those it does set fall into three groups:

Strictly necessary

Without these the site does not run. They cover the basics: moving between pages and, where it applies, keeping a session secure. There is no way to turn them off and still have the pages behave.

Preference cookies

These hold on to what you picked, your language for instance, so the site greets you the same way next time instead of starting over.

Analytics

Where they are switched on, these show us how visitors move through the site so we can improve what is not working. What they collect is pooled together and does not single you out.

Third-Party Cookies

Some pages carry content from elsewhere, a video player for example. Those providers can set cookies of their own, and what they do with them answers to their privacy policies, not to this one.

Managing Cookies

Your browser is where you control this. Nearly every browser will let you block cookies outright, clear the ones already stored, or warn you before accepting a new one.

• Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies
• Firefox: Settings, then Privacy and Security
• Safari: Preferences, then Privacy
• Edge: Settings, then Cookies and site permissions

Worth knowing: block the strictly necessary ones and parts of the site will stop behaving as they should.

Personal Data

Whatever you send us by email or live chat is used for one thing: answering you. We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it with anyone else for advertising or marketing.