Cookies: a declaration, short because there is little to declare

Nothing. No cookies, and nothing written to local or session storage. The small scripts that run here, a clock set to London time, the filters on the introductions, the copy button beside the draft message, hold nothing once the tab is closed.

Nothing. No analytics package, no pixel from an advertiser or social network, no embedded map and no video player supplied by another company. The house does not know which pages you read, or for how long.

One request. Three typefaces, Syncopate, Manrope and Geist Mono, load from Google Fonts, which means Google sees your IP address and routine browser information each time a page opens, and handles them under its own policy. According to Google, the font service itself places no cookies.

The two message buttons are ordinary hyperlinks. WhatsApp and Telegram hear nothing from this site unless you press one, at which point that company's own privacy terms take over. The draft message holds brackets, never your details.

Because nothing optional is stored or measured, there is nothing to ask permission for, and so no banner. Were visitor statistics ever introduced, they would remain switched off until you chose otherwise, with declining given equal weight, and this declaration would be revised beforehand. The privacy notice covers everything else.