Cookie policy
A short policy, because at the moment there is very little to describe.
Last updated 5 September 2026.
The short version
This site sets no cookies. It loads no scripts from anyone else's servers — no analytics, no advertising pixels, no embedded videos, no social widgets, no fonts fetched at page load. Nothing here follows you anywhere.
Two small things are kept in your own browser, and only if you ask for them. If you change anything in the accessibility panel — text size, contrast, motion — that choice is saved so the site remembers it next time. If you are ever asked about cookies, your answer is saved too, because a refusal has to be remembered to be honoured. Neither leaves your browser, neither is sent to us, and neither identifies you.
Under the ePrivacy Regulations consent is needed to store or read information on your device beyond what is strictly necessary. A setting you asked for, and a record of your own answer, are exactly that.
What is set
Nothing. No cookies are set by this site today, which is why you have not been asked to accept anything.
What that means in practice
- Nothing follows you from this site to another one
- Nothing builds a profile of you
- Clearing your browser data removes everything above
If it changes
The listings on What's On are read from a Google Sheet when the page loads. That request goes to Google, as any web request does, but no cookie is set and nothing else about you is sent.
If we add anything that does set a cookie — site statistics, a map, an Instagram feed — you will be asked first, in plain terms, with declining exactly as easy as accepting. Nothing non-essential will load until you have chosen, and this page will list what is set, what it does and how long it lasts. You can change your answer any time from the link in the footer.
Anything you do want to ask
Email [email protected].