Skip to content

Legal

Cookie Settings

Last updated 1 October 2026

One setting, because there is one thing to decide. This site uses analytics to count which pages get read, and nothing else that stores anything on your device.

Switching it off works straight away and is remembered on this device. You do not have to tell us why and nothing else about the site changes.

Website analytics

Counts which pages get read so the site can be improved. It is not used to advertise to you, it is not shared with anyone else, and nobody here can tell who you are from it.

Checking your setting…

01

What analytics collects

Which pages are opened, roughly where in the world the visit came from, whether it was a phone or a desktop, and which site you arrived from. It is counted in aggregate: the result is “forty people read the Project Delivery page last week”, not a list of who they were.

It is used for one purpose, which is working out what to improve. There is no advertising on this site, no remarketing, and nothing that follows you anywhere else.

02

Who else sees it

Nobody. The analytics provider is Google, acting on our instructions to produce these counts, and the property is configured so the data is not shared with Google for its own purposes or linked to any advertising account.

03

Why there is no banner

Since February 2026, UK law has allowed analytics of this kind to run without asking first, provided its only purpose is improving the site, the data goes to nobody else, you are told plainly what it does, and you can switch it off easily and for free. That is the exception this site relies on, and this page is the part of it you can act on.

Anything used for advertising would still need to ask you first. If that ever appears here, it will ask.

04

If you clear your browser data

The switch remembers your choice on this device, in your browser’s own storage. Clearing site data erases that too, so analytics returns to on and you would need to switch it off again. The same applies on a different browser or a different device.