Cookie policy

Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, scripts, tags and device identifiers. They may remember a preference, keep a website secure, measure performance or support a third-party service.

The website may use the following categories:

• Strictly necessary — required for security, consent choices, forms or core site operation. These do not normally require consent where they are genuinely essential.
• Functional — remember optional preferences or enable enhanced services.
• Analytics — help REST understand visits, page use, errors and performance.
• Advertising or measurement — may measure campaigns or support relevant advertising where configured.
• Embedded third-party content — maps, video, review, chat or social features may store or access information when enabled.

Non-essential cookies and similar technologies should not be activated until a visitor has made an appropriate choice. The consent banner allows categories to be accepted or rejected. A choice can be changed later using the button below.

Browser settings can also block or delete cookies, but doing so may affect features that rely on them.

The detailed table below is supplied by the website consent manager after it scans the active domain. The list should be rescanned whenever analytics, advertising, chat, embedded media, forms or hosting configuration changes.

Cookie duration varies from a browser session to a longer fixed period. Third-party providers may set their own technologies and act under their own privacy notices. The live cookie table should identify the provider, purpose, category and expiry where detected.

Questions about website privacy can be sent to hello@rest-uk.com. This policy will be reviewed when the live website domain, consent platform or tracking setup changes.