Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
Uknewswire.uk uses cookies sparingly and exclusively for functional and analytical purposes under user control.
What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device that enable websites to remember preferences and track usage patterns. Our use is transparent and minimal.
Cookies Used by Uknewswire.uk
We deploy the following categories of cookies:
- Session Cookies: Temporary files that expire when you close your browser, used to maintain website functionality
- Preference Cookies: Store your selected language and display settings to personalise your experience
- Analytics Cookies: Track aggregate visitor behaviour (page views, time spent, navigation patterns) to improve service design. These are first-party only and remain on our own infrastructure
Third-Party Cookies
Uknewswire.uk does NOT permit third-party cookies from advertising networks, social media platforms or external analytics providers. If third-party cookies appear, this constitutes a technical anomaly. Please report such instances via our contact form.
Cookie Consent
On your first visit, you will be presented with a cookie notice explaining our use. You may:
- Accept all functional and analytical cookies
- Reject all non-essential cookies
- Customise your preferences through our cookie settings panel
Your choice is stored and respected across future visits.
Disabling Cookies
Most browsers allow you to disable cookies or receive warnings before they are stored. Instructions are available in your browser's settings menu. Note that disabling essential cookies may impair platform functionality.
Cookie Duration
Session cookies expire automatically. Analytics cookies are retained for up to twelve months, after which they are deleted. Preference cookies persist until you clear your browser cache or manually delete them.
GDPR Compliance
Our cookie practices comply with UK GDPR requirements. We obtain explicit consent for non-essential cookies before deployment and provide clear opt-out mechanisms.