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Cookies Policy

What are cookies?

This Cookies Policy explains how the Friends of Lake Meadows website uses cookies and similar technologies. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site remember your actions and preferences so that things work smoothly for you.

We use cookies to make sure the website functions properly, to help keep it secure, and to understand how people use the site so we can improve it. We do not use cookies to sell your personal data or for intrusive tracking.

For more information about how we handle personal data more generally, please also read our Privacy Policy.

We use a small number of cookies on this website. These fall into the following categories:

  • Essential cookies – These are needed for the website to work properly and to help keep it secure. For example, they may remember your cookie preferences so we know which cookies you have agreed to.
  • Preference cookies – These help us remember choices you make, such as your cookie settings, so you do not have to set them again each time you visit.
  • Performance and analytics cookies – These help us understand how visitors use the site, for example which pages are visited most often and if any pages show error messages. The information is collected in an anonymous or aggregated form and is used only to improve how the site works.

We do not use cookies to track your activity across other websites, and we do not use cookies to sell or share your personal data for advertising.

Some cookies on our website may be set by third-party services that we use to provide certain features. Examples include:

  • Embedded maps (for example, to help you find Lake Meadows on a map service).
  • Embedded videos or media players.
  • Website analytics tools that help us understand how our site is used.

These third parties may set their own cookies when their content is loaded on our pages. We do not control these cookies and we do not use them to build individual visitor profiles. You can find more details about how these third parties use cookies by reading their own privacy and cookies policies.

You are in control of how cookies are used on your device. When you first visit our website, you may see a banner or notice explaining that we use cookies and giving you options to accept or manage them. You can change your choices at any time by adjusting your browser settings.

Most web browsers allow you to:

  • See which cookies are stored on your device.
  • Delete cookies that have already been set.
  • Block cookies from all websites or from specific sites.
  • Set your browser to notify you before a cookie is stored.

How you do this depends on the browser and device you use. You can usually find the relevant controls in the browser’s Help, Settings or Privacy sections.

If you choose to block or delete certain cookies, parts of our website may not function properly, and your experience may be affected. Essential cookies, in particular, are needed to provide core website features.

For more detail about how we use personal data in connection with cookies and analytics, please see the Cookies and Website Analytics section of our Privacy Policy.

We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time, for example to reflect changes in the cookies we use, changes in technology, or legal and regulatory requirements.

When we make significant changes, we will update the information on this page and adjust the “Last updated” date below. We encourage you to review this page from time to time so that you stay informed about how we use cookies.

Last updated: 1 March 2025

If you have any questions about this Cookies Policy or how we use cookies on the Friends of Lake Meadows website, you can contact us using the details on our Contact & Find Us page or by emailing [email protected].

For wider information about how we handle personal data, your rights, and how to raise a concern, please see our Privacy Policy.

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