Cookie policy.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a browser keeps on behalf of a site. It carries one piece of information from page to page: a preference, a session, or a choice like the one you make in our banner.

2. Necessary cookies

Both cookies are set with SameSite=Lax.

3. Measurement and marketing cookies

No audience measurement or advertising tag is installed in the delivered version of this site. The "measurement" and "marketing" categories in the second layer of the banner are there for the future and stay unticked by default.

If they are ever switched on, they will load only after explicit consent, and the applicable rules will be Google's: policies.google.com — partner sites and business.safety.google — privacy.

4. Consent mode

Before your choice, the four Google consent signals are set to denied: ad storage, analytics storage, ad user data and ad personalisation. They move to granted only for the categories you tick, and only for those.

5. What we do not do

• No pre-ticked boxes in the second layer of the banner.
• No cookie wall: the content stays available whatever you choose.
• No consent inferred from scrolling or from a click on the page.
• No age gate at the entrance of the site.
• No optional cookie loaded before your decision.

6. Changing your choice

The "Cookie settings" button in the footer of every page reopens the second layer of the banner and lets you change or withdraw your consent at any time.

You can also delete this site's cookies from your browser settings: the banner will appear again on your next visit.

7. Without JavaScript

If JavaScript is switched off, no measurement or marketing cookie can be set: your situation is the same as "reject all". The site and the enquiry form work normally, and an explanation is shown in place of the banner.

This text is an informational template written for this site. It is not legal advice: have it checked by a lawyer in the applicable jurisdiction before the final launch.