Cookie Policy

The Goodridge website uses cookies to improve on the overall experience users get when browsing it.
The following information may be helpful to you to understand what a cookie is and how they may affect you.

What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a piece of data stored by a website on your computer or mobile device. Cookies are useful for storing data so that when you revisit a site the stored cookie data can be retrieved and reused. An example of when this often happens is if you choose to remain logged in to a website. On doing so, a cookie is stored to remember your choice of remaining logged in, so that even after you close your browser or turn off your computer you don’t have to login again when you next visit the page.

Are Cookies Dangerous?

Cookies can be very useful and are used to improve your overall experience when browsing a website. Most cookies are harmless and are only used for a single purpose and any information stored in them is usually completely anonymous. There are websites out there which intentionally use cookies to track your activity over long periods of time, but this is usually only carried out by the less law abiding websites. Cookie privacy is an on-going concern which, in turn, has led to EU law makers taking action in the form of a new legislation regarding the use of cookies.

Our Cookies

We use the cookies below throughout our website. None of our cookies are used to store any personal information about you.

Session

A very common place cookie used to pass information between pages during your visit. These cookies are deleted as soon as you close your browser.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is a popular analytics platform used to record anonymous information about our site’s visitors. Collecting this information helps us to identify which areas of our site work well and which do not so that we can continue to improve our website and your experience when using it.

Controlling Cookies

You can control whether your computer accepts or rejects cookies by default, or to tell you when a site tries to save a cookie on your computer, by adjusting your browser setting. Cookies can also be manually deleted. The method to change these settings varies depending on the browser. Read the help section within your browser to find out more, or visit www.aboutcookies.org (We are not responsible for the content of external websites). Many modern browsers also have an anonymous usage mode (called “Incognito” in Google Chrome, “InPrivate”, “Private Browsing” in Firefox) which can be used to automatically stop cookies being stored on your computer. This site operates implied consent for cookies, which means we assume by using this site you are happy with the usage of the cookies outlined below. If you do not want to accept the use of these cookies you should discontinue use of the site, delete the cookies, or adjust your browser settings accordingly.