Cookies are small files or pieces of information that may be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other device when you visit a website. They can be used for purposes such as enabling website functions, remembering preferences, understanding how a website is used and measuring performance.
Similar technologies, including scripts, tags, pixels, local storage and other storage or access technologies, may operate in comparable ways. In this policy, references to cookies include similar technologies where relevant.
We aim to use only cookies and similar technologies that are appropriate for operating, securing, understanding and improving our website.
Depending on the final website configuration, these may include strictly necessary technologies, preference or functionality technologies, and analytics or performance technologies.
We do not intend to use the website for unnecessary behavioural profiling or advertising tracking at launch.
Some cookies or similar technologies may be required for the website to operate securely and correctly. These may support functions such as security, form operation, remembering privacy choices or maintaining essential website functionality.
Where a cookie or technology falls within an applicable legal exception and does not require consent, it may operate without prior consent. We will still provide appropriate information about its use.
We intend to use Google Analytics to help us understand how the website is used and how it performs. This may include information such as visits, pages viewed, general traffic patterns and website performance.
The exact configuration used on the finished website will determine which analytics technologies are deployed and whether consent is required for them.
Where the website uses analytics or other technologies that require consent, they will not be activated until the visitor has made the appropriate choice through the website’s cookie controls.
Where an applicable UK legal exception is relied upon for limited statistical purposes, the technology must be configured and used only within the conditions of that exception.
Some website functions may be provided by third parties. Depending on the final website build, third-party services may place or access cookies or similar technologies.
Where third-party technologies are used, the final cookie information should identify the relevant provider, purpose and duration where required. Third-party providers may process information under their own privacy terms.
When required, our website will provide controls that allow visitors to make choices about non-essential cookies or similar technologies.
Visitors should be able to refuse non-essential technologies as well as accept them. Where appropriate, controls may also allow choices by purpose or category.
Consent will not be inferred simply because a visitor continues to browse the website.
You should be able to revisit or change your cookie choices using the cookie settings or privacy control made available on the website.
Most web browsers also allow you to manage cookies through browser settings. Depending on your browser, you may be able to delete existing cookies, block cookies, restrict third-party cookies or configure other privacy settings.
Blocking all cookies may affect the operation of some website functions.
The exact cookies and similar technologies used can change depending on the final website configuration, WordPress theme, plugins, forms, analytics and third-party integrations.
For that reason, the cookie list for the live Light & Airey website must reflect the technologies actually deployed on the finished website rather than a generic list.
Before launch, the website developer should carry out or arrange a cookie/technology audit or scan and ensure that the website’s cookie information and consent controls accurately reflect the live configuration.
We may update this Cookie Policy when our website, technologies, service providers or legal requirements change.
The latest version will be published on our website with the date it was last updated. Where a material change affects the scope of a visitor’s previous consent, we may request a new choice where appropriate.
Blocking all cookies may affect the operation of some website functions.
If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact Light & Airey using the main business email address or the contact details displayed on our website.
Light & Airey Services Ltd trading as Light & Airey Facilities Support + Property Operations
Registered Office: 52 Easton Business Centre, Felix Road, Easton, Bristol, BS5 0HE
Company Registration No: 09912078 | Registered in England & Wales
