Cookie policy
This policy explains cookies and similar technologies, why a website may use them and how you can control your choices.
Last reviewed: 11 August 2026
What cookies do
Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on or accessed from your device.
Keep things working
Essential technologies can support security, page delivery, accessibility and privacy choices.
Understand use
Analytics may help a website understand visits and performance where applicable.
Remember choices
Functional technologies may remember optional preferences and settings.
How technologies are classified
| Category | Purpose | Typical consent position |
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| Strictly necessary | Security, network management, page functions and storing a visitor’s privacy choice. | Generally exempt where genuinely necessary. |
| Functional | Remembering optional preferences or enabling enhanced features. | May require consent. |
| Analytics | Measuring visits, interactions and website performance. | Depends on the technology, purpose and applicable exemption. |
| Marketing | Profiling, advertising measurement or cross-site tracking. | Consent is normally required. |
Manage your preferences
Use the website controls
If a cookie banner or preference centre is available, use it to accept, reject or revisit optional categories.
Use your browser
Most browsers let you view, block or delete stored information. Blocking essential technologies may affect parts of the website.
Need to ask a cookie question?
Questions about website cookie choices can be submitted through the TS4 contact page.
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