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Cookie policy

Last updated: 15 June 2026

Short answer: this website uses no tracking or marketing cookies. Below we explain what that means.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files a website can place on your device, for example to remember a session or to keep the site secure. Some cookies are necessary for a site to work (functional); others are used to track your behaviour (tracking). For that second group, your consent is legally required.

Which cookies do we use?

As far as we know, this site uses only functional cookies, which don't require consent. Specifically, this may be:

• possibly a session cookie from Netlify (our hosting) for spam protection on the contact form.

We load our fonts and icons locally from our own server, so no external cookies or connections are involved.

No analytics or marketing

At the moment there are no analytics, advertising or social-media cookies running. We don't measure your behaviour and we don't share anything with ad networks.

And if that changes?

If we later decide to use tracking or analytics cookies, we'll only place them after you've given consent via a cookie banner. We'll update this policy at that point.

Managing or deleting cookies

You can always manage or delete cookies yourself through your browser settings. Search your browser for "clear cookies" or "privacy settings". Note that disabling functional cookies can affect how websites work.

Want to know more?

How we handle your personal data is explained in our privacy policy.