Cookie Policy for Clearance London

This Cookie Policy explains how Clearance London and related services use cookies and similar technologies. It sets out the types of cookies we deploy, the purposes they serve and how you can exercise control over cookie preferences. By explaining our practices we aim to be transparent about how Clearance in London collects performance and usage data to improve site and service reliability.

The policy covers cookies placed by us and by third parties working with London clearance partners. Cookies include small text files saved on your device to recognise preferences, retain session information and support secure access. In some cases cookies are strictly necessary for functions to operate, while others support analytics or marketing activities.

We use a simple categorisation to help you understand cookie roles: essential, analytics and marketing. This approach clarifies the difference between cookies that are required for core functions and those that enable performance measurement or tailored communications by Clearance-London services.

The

Types of Cookies We Use

below summarises the main cookie groups and typical examples. These categories are used across Clearance London services and related applications to ensure consistent handling and disclosure.

• Essential cookies — necessary for basic site operations such as authentication, security checks and maintaining shopping or clearing sessions. Without these cookies core features will not function reliably.
• Analytics cookies — used to collect aggregated, anonymised data about how visitors use pages, which features are most used and where errors occur. These are vital for performance monitoring and service improvements.
• Marketing cookies — enable personalised content and measure campaign effectiveness. These may be set by third-party partners to deliver relevant offers and to limit repeated messages.

Where available we describe cookie lifespans and whether they are session-based or persistent. For third-party cookies we identify the category and describe purpose without exposing external service configurations.

Under the

Purpose: Performance Monitoring

we explain how analytics cookies support site stability and improvements. Analytics data helps the team identify slow pages, broken links and usage patterns so that Clearance London can prioritise fixes and enhancements. This aggregated information is not used to identify individuals.

You have control over cookie choices. When you first visit you will be asked to accept or reject non-essential cookies; you can change these choices any time via settings available in the cookie banner or by adjusting your browser preferences. Blocking analytics cookies will limit the ability to measure and improve performance but will not prevent access to essential features.

Managing your cookie preferences does not require special technical knowledge. Options include rejecting marketing cookies, disabling analytics tracking or clearing stored cookies from your device. If you choose to allow analytics cookies, the data collected will be used only to monitor performance, improve navigation and enhance the reliability of Clearance in London services.

Third-party cookies are sometimes used for analytics and advertising. We endeavour to select partners that respect privacy and offer clear opt-out mechanisms. When third-party cookies are used, their providers determine retention periods and data handling terms.

Retention and data minimisation principles are applied: we retain only the information necessary to fulfil the stated purpose and delete aggregated metrics once they are no longer required for monitoring or reporting. Clearance London assesses cookie practices periodically to ensure compliance with applicable privacy standards.

Changes to this policy may occur as technology or legal requirements evolve. We recommend reviewing cookie preferences periodically; changes will be noted and, where required, consent refreshed. This cookie statement supports transparency about how Clearance-London measures performance, protects essential operations and enables user choice.