A cookie is a small text file which includes a unique identifier that is sent by a web server to the browser on your device when you visit a website. Cookies and similar technologies are widely used to collect information about your online preferences and to make websites work efficiently. For simplicity, we refer to all these technologies as "cookies" in this document.

We use cookies to see how our visitors move through our website. We only use cookies that are essential for parts of our website to operate. They enable users to move around our website and allow us to recognise a user within our website. These cookies collect information on how users

use our websites in order to help us improve areas such as navigation, and to help us fix technical issues or errors.

 

We may engage third party tracking providers such as Google Analytics to act on our behalf to track and analyse your usage of our website through the use of cookies. These third parties collect, and share with us, usage information about visits to our website and, sometimes by correlating this information with other information (e.g. your IP address), measure and research the effectiveness of our communications, track page usage, and help us target our

communication.