Cookie policy

Last updated: 28 August 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that websites store on the device of the person browsing. They make the site work, remember preferences and — where you have allowed it — measure how the pages are used.

Strictly necessary cookies

The site uses technical cookies that are necessary for it to function: they maintain your session, remember the choice you made about consent, and protect submission of the enquiry form. These cookies do not require prior consent, because they are indispensable for providing the service you asked for.

Analytics and third-party cookies

Statistical measurement tools and any third-party cookies are activated only after you have given your consent through the panel shown on your first visit. If you do not give it, they are not set. These cookies tell us which pages are consulted most and help us spot errors, always on the basis of aggregated data.

Consent

Consent is requested on your first visit through a panel with clear options to accept, reject and configure by category. Rejecting costs exactly what accepting costs: one click. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time from the cookie preferences panel, without that affecting the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.

Managing cookies in your browser

As well as the preferences panel, you can block or delete cookies from your browser settings: Chrome (Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies), Firefox (Settings → Privacy & Security), Safari (Settings → Privacy) and Edge (Settings → Cookies and site permissions). Bear in mind that disabling the strictly necessary cookies may stop the enquiry form from working properly.

How the resulting data is handled

For the purposes, legal bases, recipients and rights relating to data collected through cookies, see our privacy policy. Details of who operates this site are set out in the legal notice.

⚠️ Note before publishing

This page is a working draft. Before publication it must be completed with the exact list of cookies actually set (name, provider, purpose and duration) once the analytics tools have been chosen, the consent panel must be verified as working, and the text must be reviewed and approved by a qualified lawyer.