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Cookie Notice
The short version: this site does not use cookies at all. The longer version explains why that is unusual, and what the one exception is.
This website sets no cookies.
No analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels, no social media embeds, no third-party font service, no content delivery network for assets. Nothing is stored on your device, so there is no consent banner — because there is nothing to consent to.
Why we tell you this
In the United Kingdom, cookies and similar technologies are governed by the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR) as well as the UK GDPR. PECR requires clear information and, for anything that is not strictly necessary, consent obtained before the cookie is set — not after, and not by implication from continued browsing.
Most professional services websites could not honestly make the statement above. We build this site the way we advise clients to: collect nothing you do not need, and you have nothing to disclose, defend or get wrong.
What this means in practice
- No cookie banner interrupts your visit, because none is required.
- We cannot tell who you are, how often you visit, or where you came from.
- We do not know how many people read any given page. We consider that an acceptable price.
- Your browser may still store things of its own accord — cached files, for instance. That is your browser's behaviour, not ours, and holds no data about you.
Fonts
The typeface used on this site is served from our own domain rather than loaded from a third-party font service. Loading fonts from an external service transfers the visitor's IP address to that provider on every page view — a transfer most sites never disclose. We avoid it.
The one exception: our contact form
Our contact form is handled by a third-party form provider. Nothing is set on your device while you read this site or fill the form in. Only when you press send does your submission pass to that provider, which may then set cookies of its own on its pages as part of delivering the message to us. Who that provider is, and what happens to your data afterwards, is set out in our privacy notice.
If you would rather avoid that entirely, email or telephone us instead — the details are on the contact section.
If this changes
Should we ever introduce anything that stores data on your device, we will update this page before it goes live and — where PECR requires it — ask for your consent first, properly, with a genuine option to decline.
Last updated: 20 September 2026