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This site uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are useful. Analytics cookies are not strictly necessary, so the law requires us to ask before setting them. Until you press Accept, nothing is stored on your device and Google receives no identifier for you.
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Every form on this site is handled by Netlify Forms, part of the hosting described above, which records your submission and passes it to us. A copy of your name, email address and message is also added to our contact records so we can respond and keep track of your enquiry. Netlify Forms sets no cookie, and neither does the anti-spam check, which is a hidden field rather than a puzzle or a tracker. Each submission records which page of this site you sent it from, so we can tell which of our guides and tools are useful. That is a page address, not a profile of you, and it exists only on the submission you chose to send. What we do with the details you send is set out in our Privacy policy.
Until 1 September 2026 these forms were delivered by a third party called FormSubmit, whose anti-spam check could set its own cookies at the point of sending. That is no longer the case — the forms themselves set no cookies.
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The banner appears on your first visit and nothing is set until you answer it. To change your mind afterwards, clear this site's data in your browser and the banner will ask again — in Chrome and Edge that is the padlock in the address bar, then Cookies and site data; in Safari it is Settings, Privacy, Manage Website Data.
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Last reviewed: 2 September 2026.
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