1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a computer, phone or other device when a website is visited. They can help a website function, remember choices, understand how it is used or measure advertising. Similar technologies, such as pixels and local storage, may perform related functions.
This policy should be read with the Privacy Policy, which explains how personal information is used more broadly.
2. How consent works
Strictly necessary technologies may operate without consent because they are required to provide or secure the website. Analytics, advertising and other non-essential technologies should be disabled unless you actively allow them through the cookie controls.
You should be able to accept or reject non-essential categories and change your decision later. Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent you from reading the website or sending an enquiry.
3. Cookie categories
Strictly necessary
These support essential functions such as security, form protection, consent choices and basic WordPress operation. They cannot normally be switched off through the website’s preference tool.
Analytics
With consent, analytics technologies help measure visits, page use, referral sources and interactions so the website and its content can be improved.
Advertising
With consent, Google and Meta technologies may measure advertising performance, attribute visits or actions to campaigns and help make future advertising more relevant.
Marketing and embedded services
Mailchimp signup tools or third-party embedded content may use technologies to provide their features, prevent abuse or measure interaction. Where these are not essential, they should load only after consent.
4. Technologies expected on this site
Cookie names and durations can change when providers update their services or the website configuration changes. The live consent tool should contain the most current scan of technologies actually detected on the site.
5. Managing cookies
Use the website’s cookie settings to review or change optional categories. You can also delete or block cookies using browser controls, although blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect website functions.
For provider-specific controls, you may also use Google’s advertising and analytics controls, Meta’s advertising preferences and the unsubscribe or privacy controls offered by Mailchimp.
6. Changes and contact
This policy will be reviewed when tracking, advertising, form or consent tools change. For questions about cookies or personal information, email danny@aznf.co.uk.
Last reviewed: 1 September 2026.