Cookiepolicy.
What this site stores on your device, and how to switch it off. The short answer is nothing at all. A list you can check beats a paragraph you cannot.
What is stored, and what for
A cookie is a small file a site leaves on your device so it can recognise the browser next time. Some make a site work. Some count visitors. This site uses neither.
What this site sets today
Nothing. This site sets no cookies, uses no browser storage and runs no analytics. Its fonts and scripts are served with its pages rather than loaded from anyone else's servers.
What we will not set
No advertising trackers, and nothing that follows you to other sites. If that ever changes, this page changes before the cookie does.
How this relates to your data
What a cookie stores and what you send us in a message are different things with different rules. The second is covered by the privacy policy, which is the page to read if you want to know who sees your enquiry.
Switching them off
Every browser lets you block or clear cookies, usually under settings, then privacy. This site sets none, so blocking them changes nothing here. Either way it is your device and your call.
Cookie questions, straight answers
If yours is not here, ask on any channel and you will hear back within 24 hours.
Why is the list empty?
Because there is nothing to list. The site needs no cookies to work, and we do not count visitors.
Will refusing cookies stop me using the site?
No. The site sets none, so there is nothing to refuse.
Do you use cookies to advertise to me?
No, and if that ever changes it appears on this page before it happens.
When was this checked?
Against the live site on 14 October 2026. If the site ever sets a cookie, this page changes before the cookie does.