What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files containing information that is stored on an internet user’s device when visiting a website.

The information a cookie records and its purpose are determined by the website operator and can be used every time you visit the site that set the cookie.

Examples of the ways cookies are used include helping Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd identify if you are signed in to our site as a member, to determining how often people are visiting the site, and how long they stay on the site and even what your preferences for how we use cookies are, when you return to the site.

First and third-party cookies

Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd uses cookies set by this website and cookies set by third parties (i.e. other websites or services).

We use a mixture of our own and third party cookies to ensure the sites run as smoothly as possible, and that our publishing business remains healthy. We define these as Necessary in the table below.

Other third party cookies are used to help us link to other web services, such as AddThis.com.

In some cases, we cannot control how these third parties use cookies and we will provide you with a link to these third parties so you can control what is happening on the site.

In some areas of this website we may embed photos and video content from websites such as YouTube and Flickr, and these sites may need to embed cookies to make these services work. Therefore, when you visit a page with content embedded, you may be presented with cookies from these websites. Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd does not control the distribution of these cookies. You will need to check the relevant third-party website for more information.

We have split all types of cookies into distinct groups, necessary, functionality and marketing. You can choose to opt out of any of these groups of statistics.

The cookies we use, and how to manage them.

More information about the cookies we use, the groups they are in to manage permissions, and how you can manage any third party cookies which our opt-in can't cover can be found below: