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Cookies

This page describes the cookies TP Info sets, why they are strictly necessary under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, and how to control them.

Our approach to cookies

TP Info sets only cookies that are strictly necessary for delivering the website and remembering essential preferences. We do not set advertising cookies, tracking cookies, or cross-site personalisation cookies. Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR) as read with UK GDPR, strictly necessary cookies do not require consent, but we describe them here for transparency.

Cookies we set

The site currently sets a small number of first-party cookies limited to session functionality: a session identifier to route requests correctly across our caching layer, and a cookie recording your preference for viewing this cookie notice. Both cookies are session or short-lived (expiry under seven days) and both are stored under the tracypindercounselling.co.uk domain. Neither cookie is used for advertising or for cross-site tracking.

Third-party cookies

We do not embed third-party trackers or advertising pixels. External links to whitelisted authoritative resources (Wikipedia, legislation.gov.uk) open in a new tab with rel="noopener noreferrer"; the destination site’s own cookies apply once you click through and are outside our control.

How to control cookies

You can control or block all cookies in your browser settings. Every modern browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge, Brave) offers granular controls including per-site blocking, third-party cookie blocking, and a clear-on-close option. Blocking cookies at TP Info will not affect your ability to read the site because we do not require cookies for content delivery.

Changes to this cookies notice

If we introduce a new cookie or change the purpose of an existing one, we will update this page and post a note on the contact page for 30 days after the change. Material changes are also reflected in the “last updated” date at the top of this page.