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Last updated: 8 November 2026
Visitor analytics
This website counts visits with a simple analytics tool run by the service that hosts it.
The tool only loads after you say yes on the cookie banner. It does not load if you say no, and it does not load if your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal.
When it is on, it records things like which pages were viewed, the type of device and browser, and roughly where in the world a visit came from (country and city). Your internet address is used for a moment to make that guess and is then discarded. It is not stored.
When someone sends a form or a form fails, a count is added that holds the form and the kind of problem, and nothing about the person.
Consent banner and cookie choices
This website asks you before it loads anything that measures how the site is used. Your answer is kept in a small cookie from this website, so that we do not ask you again on every page. It is the only thing stored on your device because of that choice, and it is stored only after you answer.
You can change your choice at any time using the cookie choices control on the website. Saying no does not stop you using the website.
Google Analytics
This website uses Google Analytics to understand how the website is used. Its code is on every page, but it is told to store nothing on your device until you allow analytics cookies on the cookie banner.
Until you allow it, Google receives only a basic request from your browser, such as your internet address, your browser and the page you view, and Google Analytics sets no cookies. Once you allow it, Google may set cookies in your browser and receive more information about your visit, such as your device and an approximate location. Google explains how it handles this in its own privacy information, at policies.google.com/privacy.
If you say no, or change your mind later, Google Analytics is told to stop storing anything on your device and stops using cookies.
Maps
This website shows a map provided by another company. When the map loads, that company can receive your internet address and details about your visit, and may set its own cookies. What it does with them is explained in its own privacy information.
Changes to this page
We may change this page when our website changes, for example when we start or stop using a service. The date it was last changed is shown at the top of the page, and the services listed here are the ones this website uses now.