Website information
Cookie policy
What cookies and storage do
A cookie is a small value stored by a browser and associated with a website. Cookies can help maintain sessions, remember choices or support usage measurement. Other technologies, including local storage and session storage, keep information in the browser through different mechanisms. Similar privacy rules can apply when information is stored on or accessed from a visitor’s device.
Ternwick AI Services Ltd operates this website. Our address is 28 Alderfold Street, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6LN, United Kingdom. Cookie and privacy questions can be sent to [email protected].
Categories and website behaviour
The table distinguishes cookies from temporary browser state. Ordinary page links, service descriptions and email links work without a cookie-based login. The website does not use analytics cookies or advertising cookies. Opening an external reference does not embed that external website in this one; its storage practices apply when you visit it.
| Category | Purpose and use | Duration and control |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | The page code does not require an essential cookie for navigation or email enquiries. Requests still involve technical information needed to deliver the page. | Browser caching and hosting records follow browser settings and the hosting service’s operational arrangements. |
| Analytics | The website does not set cookies to measure visitor journeys, build audience profiles or report marketing conversions. | No analytics-cookie retention period applies to the page code. You may block such cookies through browser settings. |
| Functional | Menu visibility and contact-form validation use temporary page state, rather than a functional cookie or persistent browser storage. | State is generally cleared when the document closes or reloads. Browser autofill and restored tabs are controlled by your browser. |
Contact form and browser features
The contact form holds typed information in the page and prepares an email link when submitted. It does not save form fields in local storage or session storage. Your browser may independently offer autofill, remember information or restore a page after navigation. These are browser features, not a website instruction to retain an enquiry.
When an email draft opens, your email application or provider may store the draft under its own settings. Deleting browser cookies does not delete an email draft or a message you have already sent. Review the relevant application’s privacy and storage controls if you want to remove those records.
Consent and browser controls
Under the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, storing or accessing device information generally requires consent unless an applicable exemption, such as strict necessity, applies. Optional storage should not be treated as essential merely because it is useful to the operator. Any future change involving optional cookies must be described and handled under the applicable consent requirements.
You can inspect, block or delete cookies in your browser’s privacy settings. Look for controls labelled site data, cookies, tracking protection or permissions. Options commonly include blocking third-party cookies, clearing data for a selected domain and deleting data when the browser closes. Blocking all cookies may affect other websites even where this site’s core pages continue to work.
Technical records and further information
Server logs are separate from cookies. A hosting service may receive an IP address and request details when it delivers a page, even if the browser rejects cookies. Browser cache files can also store page resources to reduce repeated downloads. These mechanisms should not be confused with an analytics profile.
The privacy policy explains enquiry information, purposes, retention and rights. For independent background, consult the ICO’s explanation of cookies. Contact us if you need clarification about a storage item associated with this domain, including its name and the page where you encountered it.