Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. Cookies are what let a site remember something between page loads — that you have already closed a window, for example, or which version of a page to show you.

qce.me.uk sets only strictly necessary cookies.
Popup memory. The page builder stores whether you have already seen or dismissed the enquiry window, so it is not shown to you repeatedly.
Caching. The caching layer may set a cookie so the correct cached version of a page is served to you.
Login session. If you sign in to the site as an administrator, WordPress sets a session cookie. Ordinary visitors never receive one.

There is no analytics, advertising or social media tracking on this site. Nothing here builds a profile of you or follows you to other websites. That is why you are not asked to accept a cookie banner: no cookie set by this site requires your consent under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.

Every major browser lets you see, block or delete cookies from its privacy settings. Blocking the cookies listed above will not stop this site working, though the enquiry window may reappear on pages where you have already closed it.

If analytics or any other non-essential cookie is added to this site in future, this page will be updated and a consent banner introduced before those cookies are set. Questions about any of this can go to neil@qce.me.uk. See also the Privacy Policy.