Cookie policy
Last updated 8 August 2026.
What does this site store on my device?
One item, and only after you have answered the cookie question: a record of the answer you gave. Nothing else is stored unless you have turned it on.
There are no advertising cookies, no social media pixels and no third-party tracking on this site.
| What | Type | Purpose | Kept for |
|---|---|---|---|
adora-consent | Local storage, first party | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected analytics, so you are not asked again on every page | Until you clear it or change your choice |
Local storage is not technically a cookie, but it does the same job of keeping something on your device, so it is covered by the same rules and listed here.
Do you use analytics?
We count page views, and we do it without storing anything on your device and without learning anything about you.
When you open a page, your browser tells our own server three things: which page, which site you arrived from (the domain only, never the search you typed), and whether your screen is phone-sized. Those go into a running total. Two people reading the same page on the same day add one each to the same number.
There is no cookie, no identifier, no profile, and no third party. We cannot tell your visits apart from anyone else's, and neither can anybody else. Nothing is sent to Google, Meta or any analytics company.
That is why this needs no consent: consent under the ePrivacy rules is about storing or reading things on your device, and we do neither.
If we ever add analytics that does track individuals, it will sit behind the cookie banner and appear in the table above before it is switched on.
Do I have to accept?
No. Rejecting costs you nothing: every page works the same either way, and there is no feature behind the banner. The reject button sits next to the accept button and is exactly as easy to press.
How do I change my mind?
Use the Cookie choices link in the footer of any page. It clears the record and asks again. You can also clear site data in your browser settings, which has the same effect.
What about the enquiry form?
The form on this site does not use cookies. What it does with the details you type is a separate question, answered in the privacy policy.
Why is this policy so short?
Because the site is. Most cookie policies are long because the site is carrying analytics, advertising, embedded video, chat widgets and social buttons, each dropping its own identifiers. This one carries none of that.
If that changes, this page changes with it, and the date at the top moves.