What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local browser storage. They can remember a sign-in, protect a form, retain a preference or help a third-party feature work. Some disappear when you close the browser; others remain for a defined period.
Essential cookies and storage
We use strictly necessary cookies or browser storage where needed to operate the website. These may support authentication, account security, fraud prevention, load balancing, basket continuity, checkout state, consent choices and accessibility or interface preferences. The website cannot reliably provide those features without them, so UK rules do not normally require consent for this category.
Embedded media and third parties
Pages may offer video or other content from third parties. Where consent is required, the external player is not loaded until you choose to play or enable it. We use privacy-enhanced video options where available. Once enabled, the provider may receive technical information and set its own cookies under its privacy terms.
When you choose to pay, you may be securely redirected to our payment provider. Cookies necessary to process the transaction, prevent fraud and remember checkout state may be set by that provider.
Analytics and marketing
We do not currently describe any optional analytics or advertising cookies as active on this website. If we introduce non-essential analytics, personalisation or marketing technology, we will update this notice and ask for consent before it is used where the law requires it.
Your choices
You can decline an optional feature when its consent prompt appears. You can also remove cookies through your browser settings and block future cookies. Blocking essential storage may sign you out, empty an unfinished basket or prevent parts of the website from working. Withdrawing consent does not make earlier use unlawful.
Browser controls differ by provider. Look for “cookies”, “site data” or “privacy” in your browser settings. You can revisit a media choice by clearing this site’s stored data and reloading the page.
How long information remains
Session cookies normally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies and local preferences remain only for the period set for their purpose or until you remove them. Third-party providers set their own periods, which are explained in their notices.
Contact and updates
For questions about cookies or privacy, email hello@weforyou.org.uk. We may update this notice when the website or the services it uses change. The current version and update date will remain here.