Information you send
When you use the enquiry form, this website records your name, email address, optional telephone number and the message you provide so that the business can respond to your enquiry.
Where enquiries go
Enquiries are stored privately in the website’s WordPress administration area. If the site owner enables email notifications, a copy is also sent to the configured business email address.
Cookies and external services
WordPress uses cookies for signed-in administrators. Security checks help limit automated form submissions. Optional Google Analytics is described below. No advertising tags or social media embeds are loaded by this theme.
Contact and deletion requests
Use the enquiry form to request access to or deletion of an enquiry you have submitted. The site owner must review and complete this policy, including business contact details and retention arrangements, before public launch.
Optional Google Analytics
If you accept analytics, this website loads Google Analytics 4 to help us understand which pages visitors use and improve our marketing and website. Google receives technical visit information, such as page views, browser/device information and approximate location, and uses analytics cookies to distinguish visits. We do not send enquiry form contents or URL query strings in our page-view configuration.
Analytics stays off until you accept. Advertising consent remains denied and Google signals are disabled in our tag. You can reject analytics or withdraw your choice using the Cookie settings button on any page. Withdrawing consent stops future analytics collection in this browser and removes accessible first-party analytics cookies; it does not delete information already collected.
Your preference is stored in this browser for up to 180 days. Our analytics cookies are configured to expire after 180 days. Clearing browser storage or using another browser may require a new choice. Google may process information on servers outside the UK. Read Google’s privacy policy and how Google uses information from sites using its services.