Cookies Notice

We reserve the right to collect technical data about the type of browser software or
operating system You are using for the purposes of tracking website use, or improving
the services offered through the Site. This information will not be used to identify You
personally.

We may also place a ‘cookie’ on your browser to provide us with information about
your use of the Site, and to help us identify You when You return to that Site so that
your preferences can be stored. Using cookies helps us to improve our Site and to
deliver a better and more personalised service. We may also use cookies to identify
repeat visitors.

You can remove cookies from your computer at any time, and choose to disable
cookies in your internet browser settings. Without cookies enabled, we cannot
guarantee that the Site and your experience of it are as we intended it to be
The length of time a cookie stays on your device depends on its type. We use two
types of cookies on the Website, as follows:

• Session cookies are temporary cookies which only exist during the time You use a
Site (or more strictly, until You close the browser after using the Site). Session cookies
help the Site remember what You chose on the previous page, avoiding the need to
re-enter information.
• Persistent cookies stay on your device after You have visited the Site. For example,
when You log onto a Site, a persistent cookie will be used to remember your
preferences, so that the system remembers your choice the next time You log in.
Persistent cookies help us to identify You as a unique visitor but do not contain any
information that could be used to identify You to another person.
• We also use web analytics services from other companies to track how visitors reach
our Site and the path they take through it. These companies use cookies to help us
improve our service to You.
• Our native cookies are Strictly Necessary and Functional in nature. Third party
cookies within external feeds on the Site form partners such as Twitter, Facebook,
YouTube and Microsoft are Functional in nature except for the following which are
Marketing in nature: