Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can store in your browser. They are widely used to make websites work, to remember choices you have made, and to give site owners a basic picture of how their pages are being used. Similar technologies such as local storage do much the same job.

How Aim2Aid uses cookies

This website is deliberately light on cookies. We use only what is needed to serve the pages, to keep the site secure and to make features such as the quick-quote form work correctly. These are essential and functional cookies, and the site will not work properly without them.

We do not use advertising cookies and we do not build profiles of you to target ads. We do not sell any information collected through cookies.

Embedded content, such as the map

Some pages include an embedded Google map so you can see where we are based. When a map loads, Google may set its own cookies on your device, which are governed by Google’s own privacy and cookie policies rather than ours. If you would rather not load the map, you can avoid the pages it appears on or block third-party cookies in your browser.

Analytics

We keep track of basic visitor numbers so we can understand which pages are useful, but we do not run advertising trackers. If we later add analytics that require your consent, we will update this page and add a consent mechanism to the site at the same time, so nothing that needs consent runs before you have given it.

Managing your preferences

You are always in control. Every major browser lets you see the cookies that have been set, delete them, and block some or all cookies for the future. The exact steps differ between browsers, and your browser’s help pages explain how. Bear in mind that blocking essential cookies may stop parts of this site working as intended.

More information

This cookie policy sits alongside our privacy policy, which explains how we handle personal information more generally, and our terms and conditions. If you have any questions, please get in touch.