Cookie Policy
This page explains the browser cookies and similar storage that may be used to keep the website secure and functional.
Last updated: 18 August 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser and sent back to a website on later requests. Similar browser storage can serve related purposes.
Strictly necessary cookies
The Laravel application may use a session cookie to keep a secure session and a CSRF-related token to protect forms from cross-site request forgery. These technologies are necessary for features such as administrator sign-in and secure form submission.
If an administrator chooses a “remember me” option, a longer-lived authentication cookie may be used so the browser can restore the authorised login state.
- Session/authentication: maintains a secure server-side session.
- CSRF protection: helps verify that form requests originate from the website.
- Remember-me authentication: optional and used only when an administrator chooses that feature.
Analytics and advertising
At the date shown above, the public website does not intentionally use advertising, behavioural profiling or non-essential analytics cookies. If those tools are added later, this policy should identify them and an appropriate consent mechanism should be provided where required before non-essential cookies are set.
Managing cookies
Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies can prevent login, form submission and other secure functionality from working correctly.
Updates
This cookie policy should be reviewed whenever authentication, analytics, advertising, embedded media or other browser-storage technologies are changed.