Cookie Policy

1. Scope and terminology

This policy describes the current Linton Logistic website operated by Linton Advisory LTD, 2 Frederick Street, Kings Cross, London, United Kingdom, WC1X 0ND. Contact: lintonlogisticsteam@gmail.com. Read it alongside the Privacy Policy, which explains how enquiry and technical information is handled.

A cookie is a small item of data that a website can ask a browser to store and send with later requests. Other technologies, including local storage, pixels and embedded third-party resources, may also store information or allow information to be accessed. The relevant privacy rules can apply to more than cookies alone.

A browser’s ordinary caching of a logo, stylesheet or font helps avoid downloading the same file again. Caching is different from adding an advertising identifier, although both should be considered when reviewing a website’s technical behaviour.

2. Current implementation

The current application does not create a marketing consent profile or store a cookie-banner preference. It does not load optional advertising or analytics features while waiting for a choice.

3. Hosting and private previews

Cloudflare and any platform hosting a private preview may operate security, routing or access features. A ChatGPT sign-in page displayed before a private preview is a hosting access mechanism, not the Linton Logistic client-login system.

The precise cookie names, providers and expiry periods depend on the active hosting configuration. Provider-controlled cookies can vary by the domain, access settings and security checks in use. Their exact names and expiry periods can be inspected in your browser and checked against the relevant provider documentation. This policy does not suggest that every possible provider cookie is present on every visit.

Provider features must not be labelled essential merely because they are useful to the business. If optional tracking, analytics or advertising is enabled in the hosting dashboard, its requirements must be assessed and this policy updated before activation.

4. Google Fonts and other third-party requests

The stylesheet may request font files from Google Fonts. That request can disclose standard connection information, such as the browser’s IP address, to the font provider. The website does not use that font request to build an advertising audience.

External policy or reference links only take you to the external site when selected. The external operator then controls its own content, storage and privacy arrangements.

Replacing remote fonts with properly licensed self-hosted files can remove the font-provider request. Any change should be reflected here once implemented.

5. Your choices

You can inspect or remove cookies through your browser’s privacy settings and restrict third-party cookies where supported. Blocking storage needed for an access gate or security function may prevent the relevant protected service from working.

There is currently no optional tracking category to enable through this website. A decorative “Accept all” banner would not add a meaningful choice. If non-essential technologies are introduced, the operator must assess whether prior consent is required and provide a suitable choice mechanism before those technologies run.

Where consent is required, choices should be specific, freely given and capable of withdrawal. Declining optional technologies should not be treated as agreement to them.

6. Review and contact

This policy should be reviewed when the domain, hosting settings, embedded content, analytics or advertising features change. Its last-updated date appears at the top.

For questions about cookies or third-party resources, use the contact form and select Privacy request. For general guidance, visit the Information Commissioner’s Office.