Certain parts of Our Website use "cookies" to keep track of your visit and to help you navigate between sections. This enables us to deliver content that is specific to your interests and gives us an idea of which parts of our website you are visiting. A cookie is a small data file that certain websites write in to your hard drive when you visit them.
A cookie file can contain information such as your user ID and the pages you have visited. The only personal information a cookie contains is information you have supplied yourself. Our cookies do not read data from your hard disk or read cookie files created by other sites that you have visited. This means that your visit will be tracked, but that to all intents and purposes you remain anonymous.
Our website has numerous security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of information under our control, such as passwords and firewalls. We cannot, however, guarantee that these measures are, or will remain, adequate. We do however take data security very seriously and will use all reasonable endeavours to protect the integrity of the information you provide.
We use cookies to track your experience on our website. This cookie is anonymous - tracking only which pages are visited without identifying you. The cookie expires when you leave our website and is necessary to guide future development of our website and improvement in your experience.