We use “cookies”, cookies can be very useful! And in some cases they are absolutely essential. For example, a cookie needs to be used to tell us that you don’t want us to use other cookies. Not surprisingly these are called “Essential Cookies” or “Technical Cookies”. These do not require a user’s consent.

A cookie is a small file containing technical information that is stored on a user's computer. They allow us to make the platform easier for you to use, and sometimes we use the information to learn how to make the platform better for everyone. We do not use cookies to track users across other sites or across browsers.

There are two technical types of cookies: i) “session cookies”: these are deleted when you close the browser window(s) that was used to access our platform; and ii) “persistent cookies”: these remain on the user’s computer after the session with our platform has ended. We use persistent cookies as these enable the platform to remember things like the last team that the user accessed, even if it is now a different session. We use session cookies to determine whether the user has successfully logged into the administrative area of the website. The user can access in-built browser functions to delete cookies at any time, although doing so might impair their use of the website.

There are first-party and third-party cookies. We use only first-party cookies, meaning we do not share cookies with other websites. With the exception of Google Analytics, we do not share cookie information with any other party. We use Google Analytics only for our own internal purposes of identifying the number of visitors to our websites, and, the user’s behaviour when visiting our websites. The cookies needed for Google Analytics are considered non-essential cookies, therefore we will store them only with the user’s consent.

Further information about cookies especially in relation to GDPR can be found Here

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