1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites may place on your computer, tablet or mobile device. They can help websites remember information about your visit, operate correctly and understand how visitors use the website.
Similar technologies, such as pixels, local storage and other tracking technologies, may also be used for related purposes.
2. How we use cookies
Cookies may be used to support the operation and improvement of our website. Depending on the services enabled, cookies may help us to:
- Keep the website functioning correctly.
- Remember preferences or settings.
- Understand how visitors navigate and use the website.
- Identify technical problems and improve website performance.
- Support security and prevent misuse.
3. Types of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies or similar technologies may be necessary for certain website functions to operate. Where permitted by law, strictly necessary technologies may be used without consent because the website cannot operate properly without them.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies may remember choices you make, such as display settings or other preferences. These should only be used where appropriate permissions have been obtained.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help website owners understand visitor numbers, page usage and general website performance. Analytics cookies requiring consent should not be activated until the relevant consent has been provided.
Marketing cookies
Marketing cookies may be used to track browsing activity across websites or support targeted advertising. We will only use such technologies where legally permitted and where the required consent has been obtained.
4. Cookies used on this website
The table below provides a general description of cookie categories. The precise cookie names, providers and retention periods should be updated to reflect the services installed on the live website.
5. Third-party services
Our website may use third-party services, such as website hosting, contact form providers, embedded maps, analytics tools or external content providers.
These providers may set their own cookies or process information according to their own privacy policies. Any third-party services actually installed on the website should be identified and documented before launch.
6. Managing cookies
You can usually control or remove cookies through your browser settings. Your browser may allow you to block all cookies, delete existing cookies or receive a notification before a cookie is stored.
Blocking certain cookies may affect the functionality or appearance of some websites. Where applicable, a cookie consent tool may also allow you to manage non-essential cookies.
You can find guidance about managing cookies through your browser's help documentation or through the Information Commissioner's Office website: https://ico.org.uk/ .
7. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when we introduce new website features, change the services we use or when legal requirements change. Any updates will be published on this page.
8. Contact us
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy, please contact Ormskirk House Clearance:
- Business name: Ormskirk House Clearance
- Email: YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS
- Telephone: YOUR_PHONE_NUMBER
- Address: YOUR_BUSINESS_ADDRESS
Last updated: 24 September 2026