Cookies

How we use cookies

A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that we put on your computer, if you agree. Web servers can recognise a computer via a cookie. This enhances your website browsing experience as website elements will download more quickly. We use cookies to improve the website, services we offer and working relationships. The cookies we use are for research purposes and to understand the use of the website, including pages visited and time on a page. We will monitor and analyse this data to improve the website for the user. Data can be accessed by the host provider, a trusted source who will not trade, sell or offer free of charge any personal data, usage information or contact you for any promotional purposes. We use session cookies which are temporary cookies that remain on your browser during your session. We use persistent cookies that remain in your browser file between sessions and are used to recognise you when you return to the site. We also use analytical cookies which recognise and count the number of visitors, how they move around on the website and when and where they leave. The web browser cookies we use may store information such as your IP address, browser type, information about what is viewed and interaction information. The tracking technologies we use enable us to understand how a visitor interacts with the website. This information is used to help us improve the services we offer. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that we put on your computer, if you agree. Web servers can recognise a computer via a cookie. This enhances your website browsing experience as website elements will download more quickly. www.hotjar.com/legal/policies/privacy www.hotjar.com/legal/compliance/opt-out

Types of cookie used

Strictly Essential cookies

Strictly necessary cookies are classified as cookies that must be present for the website to provide the basic functions of the website.

Performance cookies

Performance cookies are cookies used specifically for gathering data on how visitors use a website, which pages of a website are visited most often, or if they get error messages on web pages.
Targeting and advertising cookies

Google Analytics cookies

The firm uses Google Analytics. This service is provided by Google, Inc. A Google Analytic cookie will monitor your use of the website and the findings will be analysed by the firm for research purposes. Google may use the information collected for their own research and customer servicing purposes. By using this website you are consenting to Google using data gathered about you. Google Analytics shows us how visitors find and use our website, which helps us to make informed site design and content decisions, with the aim of improving the site experience for you and other visitors. Virtually all websites use this tracking technology, either from Google or another provider.