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We use cookies on our website.

Cookies are small pieces of information stored by your browser on your computer or mobile device. Cookies are used to maintain session information between your browser and our website and identify things related to your use of the website such as the time, date and URL of the pages you visit, your IP address, your location and browser software. Some computers and mobile devices also permit your location to be shared with us (often referred to as geo-location data). Most browsers can notify you when a new cookie is received, or let you turn off cookies or geo-location services altogether. Turning off these services or not agreeing for us to use cookies may mean some features on our website are not available to you.

We use information obtained this way in order to learn about your preferences so that we may improve our website and the service offered through it. We use two different types of cookie – session cookies and persistent cookies. A session cookie is stored temporarily, it only lasts until you close your browser, or for a certain period of time. A persistent cookie is stored on your device and lasts until you or your browser deletes it. For example, we may use cookies to store your preferences so you don‘t have to set them up every time you visit our website.

Some of the cookies we use are associated with your account (including personal information about your logged in status, your location, email address you gave us), and other cookies are not.

We use both first party and third-party cookies. First party cookies are those which we use. Third party cookies don’t originate from us. Social networking sites use third party cookies so you should check the websites of those networks for more information about managing their cookies.

Here’s a chart that explains how we use cookies.

What we use cookies for…and how

We use the following cookies from third party:
- Google Analytics
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Pinterest
- Instagram

You can accept or refuse the use of cookies. However, refusing, blocking and deleting cookies may mean that you won’t be able to access or use all of the features of our website. The methods to block, reject and delete cookies will vary from browser to browser - for more information, check out your browser's help page.