Cookies

Websites can store small files ("cookies") or other information on your device, or read information from it. The law says we must tell you what this website does, and ask for your permission unless it's strictly necessary or one of a few other exceptions the law allows.

What this website stores or reads on your device

This website doesn't set cookies. Its forms' spam protection stores one item in your browser's storage and reads signals from your device once you start filling in a form, as "Spam protection on forms" below explains.

With each page, this website also gives your browser a few settings that keep the connection secure and working, for example to connect only over an encrypted connection (HTTPS). Your browser keeps them, which the law allows without asking, because they're strictly necessary to provide the website securely.

We don't use any advertising, statistics or tracking technologies.

Spam protection on forms

On pages with a form, Cloudflare Turnstile checks that you're a person, not an automated program. It starts when you begin filling in the form: it reads signals from your browser and device, and stores an item named "cf.turnstile.u" in your browser's storage, inside its own frame in the page, which your browser may keep until you clear your browsing data. We use it only to protect the form you're using from spam and abuse, so we don't ask for consent first. Cloudflare also uses these signals to improve its bot detection, under its own Turnstile privacy notice.

Managing cookies in your browser

You can also block or delete cookies and stored information in your browser's settings.

Changes

If we start using something new, we'll update this page and, where the law requires, ask for your permission first.

Questions? Contact us at fernbrook-test@spanjiweb.co.uk. See also our privacy notice.

Last updated 8 November 2026.