Cookie policy

Last updated: 13 October 2026

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer or phone when you visit our website. We also use the browser's local storage, which works in the same way and is covered by the same rules. This policy covers both.

2. How do we use cookies?

We use cookies and local storage to:

remember your cookie choice, so you aren't asked on every visit
remember that you closed a promotional message
analyse how the website is used (only with consent)
measure the effect of our advertising (only with consent)

There is no login on the website, and we store nothing that identifies you personally until you have given consent.

3. Types of cookies

Necessary

Required for the website to work and to respect your choice. They cannot be switched off and are set without consent, because otherwise the site cannot deliver what you asked for.

[consent tool]: remembers what you accepted and declined · stored until you change your choice
[cookie name]: remembers that you closed a promotional message, so it stays closed · local storage, no expiry

Statistics (only with consent)

Help us understand how the website is used. They are only set once you have accepted them – never before.

[cookie name]: [analytics tool], distinguishes visitors · [duration]
[cookie name]: [analytics tool], keeps track of the session · [duration]

Marketing (only with consent)

Used to measure whether an ad led to an enquiry. They are only set once you have accepted them.

[cookie name]: [ads tool], links an ad click to an enquiry · [duration]

4. Third parties

The following third parties may set cookies or similar storage when you use the website:

[analytics tool] / [ads tool]: web analytics and ad measurement. Loaded only after you have given consent.
[consent tool]: the consent tool itself. Always loaded, since it is what asks you.

5. Manage your cookie settings

You can change or withdraw your consent at any time:

delete this site's cookies and local storage in your browser – you'll then be asked again on your next visit
block or delete cookies in general in your browser settings

Most browsers let you block or delete cookies – see the help pages for Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge.