What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information saved by a website in your browser. Similar browser storage can do the same sort of job. Some are necessary for a website to work securely; others help measure how it is used.
Strictly necessary use
Necessary cookies or browser storage may be used to protect forms, remember your privacy choices, balance website traffic and keep secure management sessions signed in. These functions cannot always be switched off through an on-site control because the relevant part of the service would stop working.
Optional analytics
If analytics are enabled, they help us understand which pages are useful, how visitors move around the site and where something is not working well. Optional analytics should not start until the required choice has been made. The on-site cookie control will identify the provider in use.
Advertising and marketing cookies
Jackfish does not place advertising or remarketing cookies unless they are clearly listed in the on-site cookie control and you have made the required choice. Adding a tracking key in the management area does not by itself remove the need for an appropriate visitor choice.
Changing your choice
You can use any cookie control shown on the website to change optional choices. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking necessary storage may prevent a secure form or management feature from working correctly.
Questions
For a question about cookies or website privacy, call 01254 802125, use the contact form, or read our privacy notice.