Cookie notice
This site sets no cookies of its own. There's no analytics, no session tracking, no advertising tags running by default. One thing can load, it only loads if you accept it, and you can change your mind on this page in one click.
Last updated 11 September 2026.
Your choice
Changing this reloads the page so it takes effect straight away.
Remembers whether you accepted or rejected, so you're not asked on every page. It holds one word — granted or denied — it never leaves your browser, and it is never sent to me or to anyone else.
It’s kept in browser storage because nothing on the server needs to read it.
The Meta pixel. If you accept, it loads and reports a page view, and nothing else. Meta sets its own cookies at that point and uses that under its own terms.
Its automatic collection — reading form fields, button clicks and prices off the page — is switched off before it loads.
If you reject, or ignore the banner, the pixel doesn’t load.
The booking links go to Calendly, which is a different website with its own cookies and its own policy. Nothing on this site is embedded from it — you only meet Calendly's cookies once you've clicked through and are on their page.
UK rules treat an advertising pixel as something you have to opt into, not something to be told about after it's already run. So the banner blocks it rather than announcing it, Reject is given the same weight on the banner as Accept, and ignoring the banner counts as no.
You can also clear this site's data in your browser at any time, which wipes the stored choice and any Meta cookies together. The control at the top of this page is just the quicker route.
What happens to everything else — your email, your invoices, your figures — is in the privacy notice.
If anything here doesn’t match what you see in your browser, tell me and I’ll fix it. [email protected]
One analytics cookie (the Meta pixel), used to see which ads bring people here. Nothing loads until you accept. What it does.