Cookie Policy

1. Cookies and browser storage

Cookies are small browser values sent with requests to the website that set them. Local storage keeps values in your browser without automatically sending them on each request. Both can serve preferences or tracking, depending on their purpose.

2. The public website today

We use the first-party texro-consent local-storage entry to remember cookie settings. No public analytics, advertising tags, tracking pixels or third-party embedded media are configured. Fonts, videos and bundled images are served locally. There is no Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Ads, Meta Pixel or similar measurement service.

Necessary storage serves a specific requested function, such as remembering cookie choices or securing private administrator sign-in. Optional personalisation, analytics or marketing would remain off until you allow its category. The public preference centre only displays categories for configured services.

3. Your choice

The first-visit notice offers Accept All, Reject Non-Essential and Manage Preferences. There are no optional public services today, so both Accept All and Reject Non-Essential leave optional categories off. Neither is permission for unrelated processing or marketing contact. Scrolling, continued browsing and closing preferences do not grant consent.

Your explicit choice is valid in this browser for 180 days, with a timestamp and policy/schema version, without a unique visitor identifier. If storage is blocked, choices apply in the current tab and may need to be made again on another visit. No choice record is sent to the server.

4. Change or withdraw a choice

Use Cookie Settings here or in the footer. Saving new preferences or rejecting non-essential technologies is as easy as accepting them. Applicable optional services stop when their category is disabled; each service's cleanup removes its application-controlled optional storage. No such public services are currently installed. Public cookie choices do not disable necessary private sign-in security.

5. Inventory and duration

The table below lists actual public storage and separate private administration technologies. Public browsing does not set administrator cookies. Secure administration uses __Host- names; local HTTP uses unprefixed names. Sign-in cookies are protected from page scripts and have same-site restrictions. Private editor draft recovery is explicitly enabled by its user, separate from public settings.

6. External destinations

We link to WhatsApp and other websites but do not embed their widgets or tracking code. Opening a link sends a request to that destination; its own privacy and cookie rules apply. Public Cookie Settings cannot manage another website's storage.

7. Browser controls

You can view, delete or block cookies and site data in your browser's privacy settings. Clearing texro-consent makes the notice appear again. Clearing administrator cookies signs you out; deleting drafts removes recovery copies. Browser/network caches may store website resources for delivery, rather than visitor tracking.

Local development additionally uses Next.js's __next_debug_channel IndexedDB database for diagnostic response data and request identifiers. It retains up to ten document records without a fixed time expiry. This development tool is not an analytics or advertising service and is not part of the normal production build.

8. Changes

The last-updated date appears above. Changes to categories, services or consent-policy/schema versions invalidate older choices, keeping optional services blocked until you choose again. New integrations must be audited and added to this inventory before use.

9. Contact

[Business confirmation required: dedicated privacy contact email]. Until confirmed, contact a director through the Contact page, identifying a privacy or cookie enquiry. Read the Privacy Policy for other information processing.