Corporate Chauffeurs · United Kingdom
Cookie policy
This policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on corporate-chauffeurs.co.uk, what each category does and how you stay in control of them. It should be read alongside our privacy policy, which covers personal data more broadly. It was last reviewed on 27 August 2026.
Section 01
1. What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit a website. It lets the site recognise your device on later pages or later visits, so that things like your preferences or a part-completed form are not lost. Similar technologies, including local storage and small tracking pixels in images, work in comparable ways. Where this policy refers to cookies, it covers those technologies too.
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2. Why this policy exists
UK law requires clear information about the cookies a site uses and, for anything beyond what is strictly necessary, your consent before they are set. This policy sets out the categories you may encounter here so you can make an informed choice rather than click through a banner without knowing what it covers.
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3. The categories we use
Cookies on this site fall into a small number of categories, grouped by what they are for rather than by who supplies them. Only the strictly necessary category is set without your consent, because the site cannot function properly without it. Strictly necessary: needed for the site to load, for forms to submit and for security Preference: remember choices such as your cookie selection so you are not asked repeatedly Analytics and performance: help us understand which pages visitors use and where they run into difficulty Marketing and advertising: used to measure the effect of campaigns and are only ever set with consent
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4. Strictly necessary cookies
These support core functions such as page delivery, submitting the quote and contact forms, and protecting against automated abuse of those forms. They are not used to track you across other websites and cannot be switched off through the consent banner, because turning them off would stop parts of the site working. You can still block them in your browser, but forms and some pages may then fail.
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5. Analytics and performance
Analytics tell us which service and location pages are actually useful, how visitors reach a quote request, and where a page is causing people to give up. That is what shapes how the site is improved. This information is used in aggregate to understand patterns of use. It is not used to identify you personally or to build a profile about your travel habits, and it is only collected where you have consented.
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6. Embedded content and third parties
Some pages may include content served by another provider, such as an embedded map, a video or a font. Those providers can set their own cookies when the content loads. We do not control cookies set by a third party in that way, and their own policies govern them. Where practical, embedded content is loaded in a manner that avoids setting non-essential cookies until you have consented.
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7. Giving and withdrawing consent
Where non-essential cookies are used, you are asked before they are set, and the choice you make is remembered so you are not prompted on every page. You can change your mind at any time. Clearing cookies for this site in your browser resets your choice and you will be asked again on your next visit.
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8. Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you view the cookies stored for a site, delete them and block future ones, usually under a privacy or site settings menu. Private or incognito browsing clears them at the end of the session. Blocking all cookies affects most websites, not just ours, and here it may stop the quote and contact forms working. If a form will not submit, cookie blocking is worth checking before assuming the form is broken. You can always reach us on WhatsApp at +44 7775 554848 instead.
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9. Do Not Track and browser privacy signals
Browsers offer signals that indicate a preference not to be tracked. There is no single agreed standard for how sites must respond to all of them. Our approach is to keep non-essential cookies behind consent regardless of the signal your browser sends, so the default position is the conservative one.
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10. Changes to this policy
Cookies change when the tools a website uses change, so this policy is reviewed periodically. The current edition was last reviewed on 27 August 2026. Where a new category of cookie is introduced, it will be added here and, if it is not strictly necessary, it will be subject to consent before it is set.
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11. Questions about cookies
If you want to know more about a specific cookie you have found on this site, ask and we will explain what it is for. Questions can be sent through the contact page or on WhatsApp at +44 7775 554848, and formal data protection correspondence can be sent to [To be supplied].
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Related legal documents
These documents are read together. Where one document conflicts with another, the document that deals most specifically with the subject applies to that subject.
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Questions about this document
If any part of this document is unclear, raise it before you confirm a booking rather than afterwards. Journey-specific requirements are agreed in the written quotation and confirmation, which take precedence over general guidance on this page.