Cookie policy

A genuine choice, with optional services off by default

Accept, reject or customise optional services. Rejection does not prevent browsing, viewing packages or sending an enquiry. Access is not conditional on statistics consent. Website terms are separate; this window does not sign a contract.

What is used

• Necessary: the first-party cr_privacy_consent cookie remembers categories, version and expiry for 180 days. WordPress uses technical authentication cookies for users who sign in. These are not advertising tools.
• Statistics — Google Analytics 4: only when configured by the administrator and accepted by you. _ga and _ga_… distinguish visits and sessions; the theme limits their duration to 180 days. Form data, search terms and URL parameters are not sent to Analytics. The theme does not enable Google Signals or advertising personalisation.
• External content — Google Maps: a placeholder replaces the map until consent. Google may then receive your IP and browser data and use its own cookies with provider-defined durations. See Google’s cookie information. A separate map link remains available.

Google Search Console verifies site ownership through a token or DNS and reports search visibility to the administrator. The verification meta tag does not load a tracking script or set visitor cookies.

Changing your choice

Use “Cookie preferences” in the footer of any page. Withdrawing is as easy as accepting. The theme stops Analytics collection, removes accessible first-party Analytics cookies and removes the map. It cannot erase data already received by providers or cookies on other domains. Browser settings and the rights described in our privacy policy are also available.

If your browser cannot remember preferences, your choice applies to the current page; optional services remain blocked on a new visit. Expiry or a relevant configuration change triggers a new choice. Plugins installed later must be audited separately.