1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember your actions and preferences over time, and they help site owners understand how their pages are being used. Some cookies are essential for the site to function; others are optional.
2. Cookies we use
We keep our use of cookies to what is necessary to run the site and to understand, in broad terms, how it is used. We do not use cookies for advertising or to build profiles of individual visitors.
| Category | Purpose | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Required for the site to work: remembering your cookie choices, security checks, and submitting our contact form. | Not required |
| Preference | Remembering choices you have made, such as your cookie settings, so that you are not asked repeatedly. | Not required for these; required for anything else |
| Analytics | Aggregated, non-identifying information about which pages are visited and how visitors reach the site, so that we can keep the site useful. | Required |
3. Managing your choices
When you first visit the site you are asked whether you accept optional cookies. You can change your mind at any time using the cookie settings control on the site, or by clearing cookies in your browser and choosing again. Browser help pages explain how to block or delete cookies, although blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect how the site works.
4. Third parties
Where we use a third-party service that sets its own cookies, the provider is responsible for those cookies and their own privacy notice applies. We choose providers that offer settings allowing optional cookies to be declined.
5. Contact form
Our contact form uses a cookie to verify that a submission is genuine and to prevent automated abuse. This cookie is strictly necessary and does not identify you personally beyond what you choose to submit in the form.
6. Questions
If you have a question about cookies on this site, contact info@ambitionsfirstcare.uk. Our Privacy Policy explains more about how we handle personal information generally.