Cookie Policy

What this policy covers

This policy explains how castironman.com uses cookies and similar storage or access technologies. It should be read with our Privacy Policy. Norfolk Historic Shipwrecks LTD is responsible for the site.

The editorial article, legal pages and enquiry form are designed to operate without optional behavioural advertising cookies set by us. If our use of storage technologies changes, this policy will be updated and any consent mechanism required by UK law will be provided before non-essential technologies are activated.

Strictly necessary technologies

Strictly necessary technologies may be used where required to provide a service you request, maintain security, balance traffic or preserve essential session functionality. These technologies are not used to build advertising profiles. Their duration is limited to what is reasonably required for the relevant technical or security purpose.

Analytics

At the date of this policy, Norfolk Historic Shipwrecks LTD does not set optional first-party analytics cookies through the pages supplied here. If analytics are introduced, we will identify the provider, purpose and retention period and obtain consent where required before the technology is used.

Marketing and advertising

We do not set optional first-party marketing cookies through the editorial and enquiry pages supplied here. Links from advertising services may contain information that identifies the campaign or referral source. The privacy practices of an external advertising platform are governed by that platform’s own policies and by the arrangements applicable to the campaign.

Third-party resources

The site may request technical resources such as web fonts from third-party infrastructure. A network request can expose technical information such as an IP address and browser information to the provider operating that infrastructure. Such resources are not used by Norfolk Historic Shipwrecks LTD to create a behavioural advertising profile.

How long technologies remain

Session technologies expire when the browsing session ends or after a short security or operational period. Persistent technologies, if introduced for a permitted purpose, will have a defined retention period proportionate to that purpose. We periodically review retention so that stored information is not kept longer than necessary.

Your choices

You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary technologies can affect functions that depend on them. Where UK law requires consent for a non-essential storage or access technology, we will provide a clear choice before using it rather than treating continued browsing as consent.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if the site introduces new providers, analytics, consent-managed services or other storage technologies. The current version published here describes the practices applying to this website at the time you visit.