This website uses Google Analytics (Google tag / gtag.js) to understand how visitors use the site — for example, which pages are most popular — so we can prioritise what to write next. This collects standard analytics data such as approximate location, device type and pages visited. It does not collect names, addresses or payment information.
The site also stores a small amount of technical data locally in your browser to support features like the search box and language switcher — this stays on your device and isn't transmitted to us. This site doesn't run any third-party ad networks or display banner advertising.
Affiliate Links
This site does not currently run any affiliate links, partner widgets or other monetisation. If that changes in future, this section will be updated first, and any affiliate link will be clearly disclosed at the point it appears, not just here.
Cookies
Google Analytics may set its own cookies or similar technology when you visit this site — used for analytics only, not for advertising profiles. If you're visiting from the EU or a nearby European country, you'll see a short cookie notice on your first visit; accepting it just dismisses the notice; it doesn't turn tracking on or off, since the underlying tool is a third-party service governed by its own policy.
We do not sell personal data. If you contact us by email, we'll use your email address only to reply to you, and we won't add it to a mailing list without asking first.
If you're located in the UK or EU, you have rights under GDPR to request access to, or deletion of, any personal data we hold about you — in practice, for most visitors this is limited to the contents of any email you've sent us. Contact us using the details on our Contact page for any such request.
This is placeholder policy text — replace with a policy reviewed against your actual data practices and local law (e.g. UK/EU GDPR) before launch. In particular, the cookie notice on this site uses a simple, offline-friendly heuristic (the visitor's browser timezone) to decide who sees it, rather than IP-based geolocation — this is a reasonable approach for a small independent site, but a legal reviewer may want a stricter consent management solution before this goes live.