Cookie Policy
How cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Radence website.
This website is operated by Radence Ltd. It is hosted on WordPress.com and uses Jetpack services. Cookies are small files stored on your device, while similar technologies such as pixels can also be used to recognise a browser, remember settings, protect a service or understand website usage.
Types of technology used
Required and security technologies. WordPress.com and related services may use cookies or similar technologies that are necessary to provide core website functions, protect the service, prevent abuse, manage technical preferences and keep the site operating correctly.
Analytics and performance. Jetpack Stats may collect information about website activity such as page and post views, outbound link clicks, referring URLs, search terms, approximate location and technical information including IP address, user agent, browser language and timestamps. Site owners receive aggregated statistics rather than information identifying individual visitors.
Third-party content. Pages may include maps, links or other content supplied by third parties. Those providers may process technical information or set their own cookies when their services are loaded or used.
Advertising and marketing. Radence does not currently intentionally deploy advertising cookies for personalised advertising on this website. If we add non-essential advertising or marketing technologies in future, we will update this policy and obtain consent where required.
Consent
Under UK rules, cookies or similar technologies that are not strictly necessary generally require consent before they are used. Where a consent control is presented on the site, you can use it to accept or reject non-essential technologies. Required technologies may still operate because they are needed to provide the service you requested.
How long information is kept
Cookie duration depends on the technology and provider. Some cookies last only for the browsing session, while others remain for longer to remember settings or support service operation. WordPress.com states that Jetpack Stats logs containing technical visitor information are retained for 28 days, while site owners generally see aggregated statistics.
Managing cookies
You can delete or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect parts of the website or WordPress.com functionality. If a cookie consent control is available on the site, you can also use that control to manage non-essential cookies.
More information
For information about how personal data is handled, please read our Privacy Notice. For questions about this policy, please use our Contact form.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the technologies used on the site change or when legal requirements are updated. The latest version will be published here.