Privacy and cookies

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a text file used to monitor, measure and analyse activity on the website. It gathers information about navigation, the time of your visit, which browser you use and where in the world you are.

This is used so we can optimise content and the user experience as well as possible. Most browsers are preset to automatically accept cookies, but this can easily be changed in your settings. Refusing cookies may mean some websites no longer work as intended.

Which cookies we use

Google Analytics: an analytics tool used to map traffic, user patterns and trends on the website. The data is used to optimise content and the user experience, and does not collect personally identifiable information about you.

Facebook ads: lets us measure the effect of adverts we publish on Facebook, such as how many people saw the advert and in which geographic area they were located.

Collection of information

We collect information through various forms on the website, such as booking forms and contact forms. Providing this information is voluntary, but declining may prevent us from giving you access to the service.

The purpose is to send relevant information to the user, to be able to get in touch to offer services, and to follow up enquiries.

Disabling cookies

Cookies can be disabled in the settings of the browser you use — Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Refusing cookies may cause some features on the website to stop working as intended.