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Cookies are small pieces of data created when you visit a website and are stored in the cookies directory on your computer. They do not give us any access to your computer and cannot be used to identify an individual user. They're used by many websites.
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This cookie is for allowing the forms on the site to work |
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Double Click |
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If you would prefer not to use cookies, you can opt out of it by changing your browser settings. It should only take a few simple steps.
Just go to "Tools" on your internet browser. On some browsers, this may be an icon of a spanner or gears.
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The cookies setting will be either in "Privacy", "Advanced" or "Under the hood", depending on the browser.
You will then be able to select your settings as required.