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Cookie Policy

Last updated: April 2026 · The Parks (Bracknell) Management Ltd

Last scanned: April 2026 · tpbm.co.uk

Contents

  1. What are cookies?
  2. How we use cookies
  3. Strictly necessary
  4. Functional
  5. Third-party cookies
  6. What we don't use
  7. Managing cookies
  8. Changes
  9. Contact us

This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, which cookies tpbm.co.uk uses, and why. It also explains how you can control and manage cookies on your device.

We have kept our use of cookies to a minimum. We do not use advertising, tracking, or analytics cookies.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They can be session cookies (deleted when you close your browser) or persistent cookies (which remain until they expire or you delete them).

Under UK PECR and UK GDPR, we are required to tell you what cookies we use and obtain your consent for any that are not strictly necessary.

2. How we use cookies

tpbm.co.uk is built on WordPress. WordPress sets a small number of cookies as part of its normal operation. Beyond these, we do not set any additional first-party cookies. We do not use cookies for advertising, remarketing, or behavioural profiling.

3. Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are essential for the website to operate. They cannot be switched off. No consent is required under UK PECR.

WordPress Core
Set by WordPress to manage sessions and settings
Always active
Cookie nameTypeDurationPurpose
wordpress_test_cookieSessionSessionTests that your browser accepts cookies. Deleted immediately.
wp-settings-{user}Persistent1 yearStores WordPress admin settings for logged-in users only.
wordpress_logged_inSessionSessionAuthenticates logged-in WordPress users. Not set for regular visitors.
PHPSESSIDSessionSessionStandard PHP session identifier. Deleted when you close your browser.

4. Functional cookies

Set by our hosting infrastructure for load balancing and security. They do not track you across websites.

Server / Hosting
Set by the VPS or CDN layer
Always active
Cookie nameTypeDurationPurpose
SERVERIDSessionSessionRoutes requests to the correct server. Deleted when you close your browser.

5. Third-party cookies

The following third-party services are used on this site. We do not control these cookies — please refer to each provider's own policies.

Google Fonts
fonts.googleapis.com · fonts.gstatic.com
Functional

Google Fonts loads typeface files from Google's CDN. As of 2022, Google states that Fonts does not set cookies or build user profiles. Google Fonts Privacy FAQ →

Google Forms
forms.gle (membership application form)
Requires interaction
Cookie nameTypeDurationPurpose
Only set when you click the membership link——Cookies are set by Google only when you visit Google's domain via the membership form link.
NIDPersistent6 monthsGoogle identifier cookie for preferences and security.
CONSENTPersistent2 yearsStores your Google cookie consent preferences.
AECPersistent6 monthsAnti-abuse cookie used to protect Google Forms from spam.

Governed by Google's policies. Google Privacy Policy →

6. What we don't use

  • No Google Analytics or any other web analytics platform
  • No advertising cookies — no Google Ads, Meta Pixel, or remarketing tags
  • No social media tracking pixels
  • No live chat tools
  • No A/B testing or heatmap tools
  • No embedded video from YouTube, Vimeo, or similar platforms

7. Managing and disabling cookies

You can control and delete cookies through your browser settings:

8. Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. We will update the "last updated" date at the top of this page and re-scan cookies whenever the site changes materially.

9. Contact us

For any questions about our use of cookies:

Emailcontact@tpbm.co.uk
Post
The Parks (Bracknell) Management Ltd
60 Austin Way, Bracknell
Berkshire, RG12 9HN

ICO guidance: ico.org.uk/for-the-public/online/cookies/

Cookie Policy v1.0 — April 2026. The Parks (Bracknell) Management Ltd. Cookies scanned on tpbm.co.uk.

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